First impressions were uncomfortable and during the 8 day stay, there was a lack of hospitality.
There is a computer in the bathroom. There is no explanation for this in the manual.
Curtains become see-through at night. You have to read the manual to know there are stutters on the external walls of the building. They’re not visible or known at the time of arrival.
Wifi connection didn’t work for majority of the time. I run an e-commerce business, and launched a national campaign during the stay, so it was almost impossible to get anything done. When I asked if the wifi could be fixed, Dom said he could look into it on his end: recommending that my Apple laptop and iPad needed the cache cleared. The tracking made me uncomfortable: If guests were staying at my house, I could not see what devices they were using unless I was tracking them remotely.
During the first 4 days, there was a series of beeping sounds which occur every 75 seconds day and night- even when you turn all the appliances/lights off. This made me uncomfortable.
There were covid restrictions on restaurants so we ate in the appartment often. 8 days and we’re given 2 dishwasher tablets & a tiny ineffective tube of dishwashing liquid. No coffee no tea.
Dishes weren’t clean upon arrival, so we did a load in the dishwasher & let them know the basic supplies needed to be topped up. I was sent a long defensive msg as to why it was outside their policy.
3 days of negotiations, we received some basic supplies.

The Airbnbs I’ve stayed in previously have never allowed these basic home amenities to run out or asked me ‘understand their policies for their (inadequate) offering’.
Points to note:
- I do not recommend staying here alone as a woman.
- If you choose to stay here, protect your privacy by using the remote control to close the shutters - the shutters which are out of sight when you arrive.
- Recommend not using the wifi. It’s slow and you will be tracked.
Overall, I wish I chose a hotel or serviced appartment.