Unfortunately this Airbnb experience left a slightly sour taste in our mouthes. The apartment itself is very comfortable and well situated near Taksim Square. However, our interaction with Enes' (the host's) father was very strange and disturbing. The father confronted us outside the building asking us whether we had turned the heater off for the day. We were a bit confused as he didn't initially introduce who he was. After he said he owns the building, we said that the heaters were in but on a very low level - in fact they were barely on. When we checked into the flat it was freezing and no hot water was running, meaning we had to get the heaters going in order to heat the place up. However, Enes' father seemed to believe we weren't within our rights to do so, even though the listing clearly states that the building is heated. Later the same day Enes came to ask us if we had the heater on, and we said the same thing to him as his Dad. And then his father turned up and verbally abused my girlfriend (she is Turkish, I am not). Enes in the end was very apologetic for this ordeal, and I do believe he was well intentioned. However the experience as a whole was tarnished.