Pros
1-	Extremely quiet: Located on a quiet street with no stores or mosques on it. The windows are modern 2 glazed and soundproof. You will sleep like a baby.
2-	Very clean. Spotless place
3-	Convenient location: 15-20-minute walk to most local attractions
Cons
1-	You open the front door to find a 3 meters long hallway with a counter on the right that has a sink and underneath it has a small fridge and dishwasher. Above it is a cabinet. To the left are 2 doors leading into 2 bedrooms with an internal (in suite) bathroom/shower. To me this is not an apartment but maybe in Turkey that is what an apartment is.
2-	When I called from the taxi to state that I am on my way, Mr. Farouq demanded that I send him a copy of all our passports. He met us at the door asking for a copy of our passports. We let him take a photo of all our passports. I have stayed in over 20 AirB&B in over 10 countries. Everyone else trusted AirB&B in checking the credentials of the residents; using 3rd party sources; but not Mr. Farouq!
3-	It states that it has a washer & dryer. To me this refers to washing your cloth but apparently in Turkey this refers to washing your dishes. I call this a dishwasher, not a washer and dryer.
4-	It states that it has all necessary utensils. It has one single small pot for cooking but has enough plates, forks, knives, etc.
5-	Mr. Farouq offer a taxi pickup for 75 euros. We took a taxi from the airport who took us the long way (common trick by taxi drivers in Turkey) and got lost finding it. Even though the cost was 22 euros.
6-	This exposed the problem with AirB&B lack of star ratings. When I go to a 3-str or 4-star hotel anywhere, I know what to expect. Not the case with AirB&B. always the risk of hit and miss