Nice but...

It is a very cozy apartment, just across the street from a very nice beach, with a beautiful view over the canal from the main bedroom, and we generally enjoyed our three-week stay.
However, there were quite a few issues that didn't allow us to feel 100% comfortable.
Cleanliness:
I don't know why we paid a fee of 100 USD for cleaning as we had to vacuum the whole apartment upon arrival. Luckily there was a vacuum cleaner. The apartment looked as if it hadn't been cleaned at all before we arrived. We had to wash all the dishes and glasses; clean the table, the chairs, the worktops, as well as pretty much everything else.
There were things that we couldn't clean though. For example, the couches that were full of bread crumbs and food, as well as dust and hair, which was quite disgusting. So we generally tried to avoid the couches during our stay.
We told Luis Alberto (the host) about this when we first arrived. He was nice and came to see what we meant, but he didn't really seem to understand us... He only told us that they always mopped the apartment and that they probably forgot to do that before our arrival. However, that doesn’t explain why the sheets were full of female hair, the chairs had bread crumbs on them, as well as many other things. Also, the vacuum cleaner was invented for a reason and they don't seem to know how to use it.
Luis Alberto did agree to bring new sheets for the beds and to take the blankets for laundry.

However, we had a few other quite serious problems:
- The drain of the bathtub in the main bathroom was clogged. When we reported this, someone came to unclog it, but the water still didn’t drain after that, so it seems like there is a more serious problem that needs to be fixed.
- During our stay the weather was extremely windy for about a week, and this somehow made the tiles in the smaller bathroom separate from the wall. Luckily, they didn't fall down, but we couldn't use this bathroom for the last 3 or 4 days as we were scared that they would come off the wall, break and hurt us. Curiously, when we wrote about this situation to Luis Alberto, he didn’t react at all, which really surprised us because it was a matter of our safety.
- Finally, TEN DAYS after our departure Luis Alberto told us that we had broken the bidets of both toilets. We are talking about the bidets that we didn't even use and that we are sure we didn't' break. Although we kindly explained to Luis Alberto that we hadn’t broken the bidets, we said we could reimburse the cost with no problem at all. Luis Alberto never passed us the cost of the bidets, but accused us not only of breaking them, but also of trying to hide the fact of their breakage from him. We obviously thought this was extremely rude and disrespectful, especially because we made a huge effort to leave the apartment in the best condition possible.