Airbnb wasn't started with the intention to gut cities and create a housing crisis by running off thousands of empty soulless apartments while kicking out the locals -- it was meant to be used exactly the way Mona is doing it- renting out a spare bedroom to travelers looking for a place to stay while offering a window into the local community. He place is charming, real, and lived-in. There's cats, there's art (no Ikea "live, laugh, love" signs) and a lovely view of the mountainside. She was exceptionally kind and generous and easy to talk to and get along with. The flat is a short walk into the center, the tram is close by and the apartment is comfortable. Don't expect a uniform-box hotel- it's somebody's home and being welcomed by her was a wonderful experience.