Avoid at all cost. The entire building is set up to let to tourists. The entrance already says it all: for each apartment a key locker of which you get genetic instructions upon reservation. With asca remark the actual key lock and floor apartmentnbr since the sent pictures contain other genetic info. Once you pass the, boarded up very fancy, entrance, opening the apartment gives you a whiff of pale smoke from the previous tenants. No incense, no house parfume, nothing. Switching on the lights tells you that of three fixtures, one bulb is broken and the bed lights even has no bulb. On to the toilet/bathroom: no light in the shower but the bare lightbulb in the bathroom gives just enough light. Only pity that the toilet keeps running. The kitchen then: no coffee machine, two knives. Bedroom: window open or closed, no difference. You hear the people in the street talking as if they were next to you. The AC unit occasionally squirts out water on the laminate living floor. The bed is small so you keep bumping into eachother. And when you finally think you can fall asleep round 4 am, the other drunk young tenants show up and have a party. First outside in the street, then inside. Why would they not? Noone really lives in that building. We fled after one night and the only positive things to say is we got our money for the remaining nights back. The owner said she was not aware of the problems with the flat "since the previous tenant didn't say anything" which illustrates my point: this is hardcore business and nothing to do with 'b&b'. Airbnb should have a label for the properties named "commercial exploitation"