Having stayed here for 3 nights, I think it's safe to say that this has been our worst airbnb experience bar none!

First off, the house is located in the GHETTO... upon circling around the block looking for parking, we passed by multiple boarded up homes, odd-looking men standing around on the corner at wee hours of the night, and even some burning fire in a trash can in front of an abandoned house/building...this was something one would normally see in a movie; unfortunately, it was very much real.

Upon our arrival, we couldn't figure out where the keys were or which door to open. So I called and texted Sylwia who was unresponsive. I later check my txt messages and found that Sylwia texted me the instructions earlier. However, the fact that she only got back to my call/text via text message the following morning, didn't leave for a good first impression. Unfortunately, that's not where it ended.

The door that locks the house has a bad lock. And both my gf and I got locked inside the apt on our second day. Once again, I tried to reach Sylwia, but she was unresponsive as usual...We had to climb out of the window to get out. An hour after this ordeal, I got a text from Sylwia saying that she's sorry she can't reply sooner...unlike us, she's "not on vacation."

The pics of the apt are fairly accurate. However, they fail to account for the dreadful neighborhood or mediocre cleanliness of the place. Our linens looked and smelled like they weren't changed from the guests prior.

If you've never been exposed to soviet-era hospitality and want to find out by spending your night in the ghetto, then this place is for you!