The listing photos don't match the actual space. Four low reviews and multiple five-star reviews confirm the room is significantly smaller than shown. You'll find it cramped, and the host won't refund or rebook based on size complaints.
What the stars hide
The unit appears noticeably smaller in person than in the listing photos. Four low reviews cite this discrepancy; five-star reviews also mention the space feels tight. Multiple guests felt deceived by the presentation.
The listing accommodates up to three people, but guests report the space does not function well for three adults. Walking around and storing luggage become difficult. Reviewers consistently note tight quarters despite the stated guest capacity.
Guests report hearing conversations and door activity from adjacent units and hallways clearly. One low review mentioned being startled by ambient noise. Others note noise from cleaning staff and building activity.
Guests encounter surprise fees for housekeeping, extra bedding, luggage storage, and childproofing that were not emphasized in the main listing or booking. The listing buries fees in fine print.
The unit relies only on a digital door code lock with no deadbolt or secondary lock option. One guest experienced an unexpected entry by cleaning staff who used the door code at 10:30 AM while the guest was still inside. No physical override security exists.
Listing language, decoded
Recent reviews continue to flag space mismatch and cramped conditions; the core accuracy issue persists.
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