First of all I think Airbnb should forbid companies that own properties to pretend to be people on their platform. This flat - most likely the whole building - is owned and operated by the company ApartEasy, and is also available on Booking.com, etc. We were in touch with "Luis" before our arrival, but "Luis" actually turned out to be two Belarusian girls working in the company office in the building, who were there to meet us. Nothing wrong with that per say, but when you're in the hosting business, this does not give a great first impression. The location is great, the view of the street from the balcony is splendid, and the apartment is in fact very nice, but as with many properties owned by companies, it has been cheaply renovated and then not maintained at all in order to save money. Now, I'm not a picky lodger, I've backpacked all over and even slept on the bare ground in my days, but when I'm paying over 100€ a night for my stay, I do have some basic expectations. I was not impressed by the water damages and mold stains in the bathroom, the big blackened area on the bedroom wall over the heater which also had a lot of dust and dirt stuck to it, missing light bulbs in the lamps, the scratch marks and flaking paint on the walls of the bedroom and common room that gave an impression of a cheap hostel dorm room. Lastly - and this really ticks me off - we actually did not get the apartment shown on the pictures. We got a very similar one on another floor, but it's just always disappointing when you've maybe spent several hours choosing between different Airbnb flats and finally landed on one because of a certain interior detail, or south facing windows, or whatever - and then arrive to find that you're being placed in a different space. This too, should be forbidden by Airbnb.