The property contacted me months after my booking and told me that the apartment I had booked was no longer available and they needed to move me to a different apartment in the same building. I have multiple emails confirming that they changed the original reservation to another apartment on a higher floor. They confirm parking availability at that time and confirmed that they would contact me days prior to check-in. The evening prior to my arrival, I had not heard from them, so I contacted them via email requesting check-in information. I did not receive a response. The next morning, on the way to the airport, with my family of five, I contacted them through Expedia messages having not reply via email. They responded to my Expedia message saying that my apartment was not available and they were so sorry and they tried contacting me. I replied that they had already changed the apartment months prior, posted screenshots of all the emails. I then contacted Expedia and they connected me with the property. The employee then lied; told me my apartment had not been rebooked and when I told her I had emails, she then me it was an emergency and that it occurred that day. When I pointed out that, they had already pulled this once and that IF she was telling me the truth, and it was an emergency, I would’ve received check-in information. She disconnected the call refused to answer my or Expedia’s phone calls. Having been scammed, I found online similar stories from others that booked.