The agent gathered enough information to explain the business model, target audience, and one apartment's pricing, but could not provide a complete pricing picture for all 13 units or resolve ambiguities around booking platforms and contact channels. The site made pricing discoverable only at individual apartment pages, and several pages returned errors or lacked critical details.

• ›Pricing is hidden behind individual apartment subpages rather than listed on the main rental index; the agent only confirmed rates for one unit (Patrycja) before hitting a 503 error on the first attempt, relying on a second fetch with a corrected URL structure.
• ›Contact information is fragmented across email, two WhatsApp numbers (Albanian and Polish), and phone, with no explanation of why two countries' numbers are listed or which channel to use for different services.
• ›The homepage claims 'ApartBook · Pakiet PRO' as a booking platform, but the Patrycja apartment page makes no mention of it, instead directing bookings to contact page, Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp — creating ambiguity about the actual booking flow.
• ›Cancellation policy, house rules, and apartment sizes are not stated on any page the agent fetched, forcing reliance on direct contact or model inference about missing standards.
• ›The site required the agent to type URLs from memory twice (steps [0] and [1]) and to correct a URL pattern manually (step [4]), indicating poor internal linking or navigation structure for discovering contact and pricing details.