Listing features--and even boasts about--the large TV, but there's no TV reception at all, just a big screen. The host then told me I should've brought my own entertainment to hook up to his screen. If there was a pool, I guess the guest is supposed to bring the water.
There's also much about the "business" amenities in the listing. When I needed the printer, I couldn't find it or get in touch with the host. After I left, the host told me he'd been on holiday, and--oops--a neighbor had borrowed the printer.
The apartment itself is clean and soulless, with very few bare resources: a couple of cheap plates and utensils, one water glass (actually a cocktail glass absurdly printed with the word "Kahlua" on it), no bathroom soap, completely empty cupboards and refrigerator.
Not my idea of an "executive" suite, unless "executive" operates in the same inflated linguistic field as "Executive Motor Motel."