Unfortunately, my experience in Tami and Ivana's apartment was very stressful and disappointing. The night I arrived, I was surprised to find a leak next to my bed, which dripped all night and made it difficult to sleep. The bathroom ventilation did not work, the mattress had stains (and no mattress cover) and the couch advertised in the common area was gone. At first, I overlooked all this and chose to stay to avoid logistical challenges. However, as I was leaving for a short trip with my partner a few days later, Tami told us that the management company would come to "spray the whole building preventively" because the downstairs apartment had an infestation. We offered to put our things in bags to protect them, but Tami declined and offered to do it herself when the bags arrived. On our way back, we asked Tami for information about the nature of the pesticide that was used. We did not receive a response and chose to spend the night in a hotel preventively. The next day, we arrived to discover (i) some of our belongings, including shoes, covered in pesticide, and (ii) that the host's story ("the whole building had to be sprayed preventively, by law, twice") did not match the account of the neighbor (they were not sprayed and had heard of no infestation anywhere in the building). We were also concerned for our health, since we felt the pesticides in our throats and we still didn't have a response about what chemicals were used. All windows were closed and there was a layer of residue on the floor. We decided to leave the building, replace/disinfect all our belongings and request a full refund. At first, the hosts offered to refund us and asked for my Venmo account. When I asked for the refund through AirBnB instead, they refused and AirBnB had to override them to issue the refund. I assume (and hope) this was an anomalous event, given that most of their reviews are favorable. My feeling, however, is that they systematically misled us.