-	There were mice visiting in the evening even when the lights were on, avoiding any sticky pads, and the poison they sprayed every month does not work. Even though this was in the middle of a deadly pandemic, where no matter how much I tried to avoid the virus, the mice – sewage creatures – could have brought it, Airbnb said they could not help, unless I managed to take a picture. Unfortunately, the mice were too fast, never stopped to strike a pose, or waited for me to get my phone, open the camera, and snap a photo.
-	Not suitable for remote-working as the table is too high, and the chairs are high bar-like style which causes backache if seating for more than one hour to work on a computer.
-	It was freezing cold 90% of the time. They denied it for months, saying the building was scorching hot, they had it computerized, but I talked to other renters and they also did not have heat. The computer is programmed by people. When I asked for the super to check, they opened it and he showed up 20 min after saying there is heat and I wanted to leave. I did not want to leave, I paid a ton of money for a room which listed heat and a safe place and instead the landlord was more interested in what to write in his reviews.
-	They said many times we knocked you are not there (I responded immediately that I was there); or we asked to enter, you did not allow us to check (which was not true, I was there talking to them);
-	To avoid the mice, they showed me another blue-covered sofa apartment which was at a higher floor. But one of the workers said it will be even colder. After I mentioned the cold issue, the landlord said they cannot change the room anymore.
-	One of the workers gave me an electric heater which made the landlord angry, but Airbnb made him allow it; yet it helped only if I kept my face in front of it, the rest and the room were still in minus temperatures – especially during the night. So, I lived there for three months in freezing cold, surviving by boiling water.
-	At the end I left seven days earlier. I left them the money for all those nights, my health was more important.