The property (it's a professional manager) deliberately omitted to inform in the listing that the building and the apartment are currently severely impacted by facade restoration works. The windows of the lounge and two bedrooms are fully obstructed. Workers start at 8.00 am Mondays to Fridays hitting the facade with their hammers and you are just forced to wake up and and leave the place ASAP as it's impossible to stay. I was "lucky" (?!) as I checked in on a Saturday and checked out on Tuesday so there wasn't any noise at least on Sunday morning. Of course I immediately opened a claim upon my arrival as I felt I wasn't deprived of my right to be duly informed in advance of the real conditions of the property and make an "informed decision" about the apartment to pick. I asked to get at least one day refunded (€300), the Host declined and Airbnb support proved to be embarrassingly evanescent. talking about the apartment: fairly nice with cleaning to improve and few other things too (insufficient cutlery, no trash cans in the kitchen) but when respect and fairness to the customer are missing, these things do not matter really.