Unfortunately, there were many factors that were inconvenient to our stay and left us disappointed. Given the strict rules with check-in (additional fees after 3pm on weekends), it was very stressful coordinating our arrival (Sunday) as the host was unresponsive for over 24hrs. We didn't hear from Ingrid until quarter to 3pm on the day of check-in and then we had to wait for 20 minutes for her assistant Manu to arrive. During check-in, Manu told us that the elevator would be out of service during our entire stay (two flights of stairs is fine, but I had a leg injury) and that one of the bathroom doors is completely broken. Later that day, we discovered that another bathroom was completely broken (no plumbing). Ingrid and a contractor did come out to have both the toilet and door fixed later in the week (Wednesday), but that left us with one semi-functional bathroom for most of the stay. As previous reviewers have mentioned, there is a very apparent mold and water damage in the front bathroom (did not use it) and on the shared wall of the suite bedroom (did not sleep in). Ingrid mentioned that this is an issue caused by the building and that she is currently looking into it, but it really should be fixed prior to any rentals because mold is a health hazard. While the AirBnB does look like the listing photos, it does not reflect the current state of the home, as it needs upkeep. Overall, we made the best out of our stay in Barcelona and there are aspects to admire about the AirBnB, such as the gorgeous balcony view of Casa Batllo and how spacious the home is. It also provided a good homebase given the location.