I strongly recommend you do not book this flat for the following reasons:
First, the flat is not as advertised and does not look like the photos.
Second, the bathroom was filthy and covered in black mold.
Third, this flat is not a typical AirBnB. Instead it is a hotel that is renting rooms on AirBnB and comes with the frustrations and inconvenience of hotels, including:
- the host sent an inordinate number of emails prior to check-in and requires you to fill in significant information online.
- the flat not ready at the time we were informed we could check-in despite the fact the check-in time was confirmed in email correspondence with the host.
- you must check-in before getting they key at another building about seven minutes away.
- despite being told the total cost was being charged to the card connected to my AirBnB account, you are then asked to pay another tax upon arrival. I did not see any mention of this when I first accessed the ad prior to booking but it has now been added. However it still begs the question, why not just include the tax in the total paid through AirBnB? It defeats the purpose of AirBnB (e.g., convenience) to then having to pony up more cash upon check-in.