I don‘t know why AirB&B make a big deal on checking my identity when I never saw my host and some info about the room are not even accurate: ‘’Edu Y Aaron’’ the given name on the add talks about having his room across from the one he rent but in reality… both the room are rented…

Charlie, the guy that lives in a flat up-stairs takes care of the renting business. We where in time for check-in and keep buzzing the bell (that we fond out later is broken) We had to go and call Aaron and finally we got Charlie instead. When I introduce myself he said ‘’I know who you are… I am the one who was writing to you on Internet’’!!!!!!!
Lots of thing was disappointing: The kitchen as barely any equipment (not a single cooking knife, few old pots, nothing to drain pasta… witch is a classic peace of equipment everywhere around the world when you rent) Hade to use my flashlight to cook because of the lake of working lights… the apartment is not that clean (the garbage stand there for 3 days)… The place is noisy (party, music and screaming from the flat up-stairs and when Charlie comes to do his laundry after midnight. (Few nights during our 7 days stay). At checkout, people that rent the other room just left the keys in the apartment and live the door open (now way to close it without the key). How safe is this? We hade to do the same cause Charlie never came back.

So our fist experience with AirB&B was not a great success at all !