I didn't have a good stay here. I rented for a month but I ended up checking out a week early. Eva went on a rant one morning about me using the toilet and leaving the lid (not the seat) up. I understand that we can all have a bad day, but there are certain lines that shouldn't be crossed. She was rude to the point of me feeling so unwelcome I had to exit the next day after the incident and go to a hotel. She didn't apologize for her behavior at any point but instead started to avoid me, she didn't apologize in person, through text or nothing.
I do not go to an Airbnb to argue about a toilet lid with a host, a "problem" easily solved just by putting the lid down and letting it go. I felt ok at first but things rapidly took a turn when Eva started to be on my back about every little thing I did, how I used a pot, how I used paper, how I went to the bathroom, how I closed the bathroom door, how I used the cooker, how I drank coffee, when I went out, what color of preference I had she didn't like, what smells she didn't like, etc, etc, etc. She didn't seem to understand the difference between paying customer and someone you let stay at your place for free or you're doing a favor to.
Some things that are listed do not work properly, i.e washing machine (only to be used under her supervision), light in the bathroom, shower, heater in the room (and it was 1 degree outside) and yes, the toilet lid! She has an extensive set of rules you need to follow, rules that would not even exist if she took better care of the apartment to begin with.