Normally I like to give the benefit of the doubt to Airbnb hosts, however this was not a personal host nor his house, and my partner and I were forced to find another Airbnb to stay in because Raul had not been honest with us prior to booking. We had asked if the construction was almost done in the surrounding area because we work from home, and he had confirmed that there would be minimal to no noise- "actualmente están en la fase maquillaje, poniendo adornos, pintando y demás." (decorations, painting). So as you can imagine, we were shocked when at 8am, we were woken up by jackhammers, drills, and heavy machinery from construction in three different locations within 20 meters of our window, including in the communal patio of the apartment building. The walls were also thin, so we could hear neighbors talking as if in the next room (sometimes up until 3am). We had to replace a few lightbulbs that had burned out, and the batteries in the tv remote were also dead. On top of that, we also had to buy a new frying pan because the one in the apartment was unusable. The apartment is also much smaller than it appears in photos (it is clear they took angular shots), and is extremely dark. The two windows open up to the neighbors, so you're likely to not want to raise the blinds either. Zero Covid-free indications and lots of dust throughout the apartment. Positives: the internet was fiber optic, the heater worked perfectly, and the shower was decent, and great location (apart from the construction...) Raul was very quick to respond and help manage our situation of having to find a new Airbnb, however he did not offer us any better flat from the 70 apartments that he manages.