I would avoid Eran and all of his listings. I initially booked a different unit, which Eran said had flooded and that I would need to switch to another apartment. When I arrived at the new apartment: there were used items left in the fridge; the toilet was not fully mounted to the ground (you could slide it around); the AC did not work; the desk was not secured, so that putting anything on it would make the tabletop slant under the weight, making it unusable; the internet not only didn't work, but wasn't even wired up; and various other problems. To try to resolve these, it required hours of work on my end calling Eran who was mostly unresponsive, working with the management company that he has run the unit, and various contractors contacting me directly. The management company was very unprofessional, with their employees entering the unit without knocking or other notice. Someone came into the unit to address the internet while I was still in bed, it was very uncomfortable as the unit is a studio so I was immediately visible when the employee barged in. After more than a week, most issues were not resolved, so I vacated the unit and contacted Airbnb for a refund. When Eran learned that I was requesting a refund, he became very aggressive over Airbnb's messenger, calling me a liar and demanding that I come back to the unit to prove to me that I was lying. He also tried convincing me that I needed to cancel the reservation on my end, which would result in me getting cancellation fees while he would walk away with money. I've stayed in dozens of Airbnbs across multiple countries, and Eran was by far the worst host I've had.