If AirBnB's concept is something like "people hosting people", this property is some nightmarish sweatshop version of the above. First, the address on the ad is different to that communicated by messaging, and again different once I arrived, where I was met by a person on a scooter and led to the actual address. Possibly a tax scam, in any case the stay already started like a drug deal, which did not give the best of impressions. I was then pressed to go to an ATM machine at close to midnight and zero degrees to pay a "late fee". The flat is a long soulless corridor with lots of doors leading to rooms. No common space. My "room" was a cubicle with a "window/ opening" onto the kitchen. So I got both endless noise and smell from the kitchen and noise from doors opening and slamming during the night echoing throughout an apartment which has no furniture or rugs to cushion noise, besides basic Ikea furniture. The 2 bathrooms are shared between scores of people and there was no hot water.