We suffered certain inconvinience and uncomfortableness during our stay there. The reasons are as followed:
1.	We have told Safar bey that we need early check-in one week prior to leaving for Istanbul. He promised that he will help us. Nonetheless, when we arriving at the hotel, we were told that the guests haven’t checked out yet, so we were unable to check-in immediately. When I mentioned the promise of Safar bey, he showed his indifference and insisted on that "help doesn’t necessarily mean early check-in" and "the rule of check-in at 2 pm". Finally, we were forced to stay outside until 2 pm after a 16-hour flight. I don't think this behavior is professional in maintaining a hotel (the place is not a normal flat but a apartment hotel) at all. As personnel working in the hotel you are supposed to know occupancy rate these days. If there are many guests, then you can't make any promise of early check-in in haste. It is obvious that the personnel didn’t receive enough training. As in our case, the promise couldn't be kept, and the attitude toward the guests were so awful. This really annoyed us during our vacation.
2.	The main reasons we chose Airbnb for accommodations are that we can cook and do the laundry by ourselves. They did provide plates, glasses, other kitchen implements and a kitchen with basic equipment. However, the plates and glasses were not well-cleaned. The range hood was out of work. They did provide washing machine, but they didn’t provide any washing powder even for one-time washing. It is illogical to buy a package of washing powder for just 3-night stay. As a result, what we used among these facilities are just glasses and kettle. Such being the case, there is no difference between staying in this suite and in a normal hotel room. We could have stayed in a better place with the same price we paid here.
3.	During our 4-day stay, we were suffering from flying bugs all the time. There were at least 5-6 bugs flying in the room, especially when we had something to eat, they came and stopped on the food. We had seen them in the toilet, it really disgusted us…
4.	When toilet papers were run out, I went to the reception and ask for some more. I was told that the housekeeping hasn’t started yet, so there isn’t any toilet paper. The personnel asked me to come again two hours later. After roaming around the city center several hours, we returned to the hotel. They didn’t response to our request at all. Finally, we paid for toilet paper in supermarket.
5.	The communication between reception and guests was sort of problematic. When we arrived some guests happened to check out. They spoke English, but the reception didn’t seem to understand them well. During our stay, we tried to communicate with him both in English and Turkish, it didn’t work. He was unable to understand what we talked, not to mention fulfilling our needs.
In conclusion, due to the situations mentioned above, I don’t recommend this place at all. We have been to Italy and rented a flat, a normal flat owned by a lady, not an apartment hotel. She provided everything we needed so that we felt as if we had been living there for a long time. As in the case in what we called apartment hotels, I think it should have been better than normal flats.