I'd say this was one of the worst Airbnb experiences. I always book Airbnb instead of a hotel so I have my own place all to myself. And I always search for the "entire place" as I'm single woman travelling on my own, so I'm not comfortable sharing. This place was a bit above average price in the area but I loved the photos, the flat looked really spacious so I booked it anyway. Well, I was in for a surprise. This place is listed as an entire place but it's not what you get. All these lovely living spaces that I loved in photographs are actually a home of the hosts. And they use it. What you get is medium sized dated and average bedroom and a horrible bathroom. To reach and use the living spaces you have to unlock a weird door in bathroom, go through tiny corridor, open another door - and than you are in their living room that in the listing is shown as your own. It's actually owners sitting room. The host does not speak a word in English, and at first I thought he made a mistake with the listing. Far from it - there are numerous comments from people indicating that they expected to get the whole place to themselves, so he had plenty of chances to correct the listing and stop misleading people. Obviously than he'd have to reduce the price and rather significantly as small dated bedroom with a horrible bathroom, no any access to a kitchen and shared living spaces would only get him half what he gets now. So he just keeps listing this place as "Entire place". Very clever. Not only that - when I arrived I found that the bathroom has not been cleaned after the previous host. There were stained rings from bottles of products on the sides of the bath, empty open bottle laying on the side, lots of long hair everywhere, pubic hair, toothpaste stains on the sink etc. The floor across the whole place was filthy as well. I emailed the host but had no reply. No cleaning products in the place either. So I had to use the filthy bathroom. Bathroom sink only trickles water. No hot water in the sink. The electric heater in the bathroom is from 1950's. It was really cold in evenings, and I tried to turn it on but no heat came out - only some weird noises so I turned the thing off as not to set the place on fire! Electric fittings across the place are from 1950's or even earlier. Switches and sockets look old, dirty, cracked and unsafe. Few of them dark brown - from a dirt or because of electric sparks, fire - I'm not sure. To get to the bathroom you have to squeeze past the sink and a wall light hanged at the face level. Few times I knocked in to that light, and I tell you - I'm...