First of all this apartment was not a wheelchair accessible. Not even the building . The building's ramp was absurdly steep (not intended for wheelchairs). It was a nightmare for me to move inside the hallways due to the narrow space (I also want to add that my wheelchair is a normal sized manual wheelchair). In order to get to my bedroom we had to remove two doors. I couldn't use the bathroom. I had to use a near by cafés that had a wheelchair accessible bathroom. I couldn't use the balcony due to it being a step too high. I couldn't use the intercom system, (to address any guest or food delivery) therefore I couldn't be left alone at anytime. The mattress was very old and sunken in. The chairs in the dining room were unstable and some had wooden supports, (because they tried to fix it) but still they were unstable. A warning regarding the "normal use of the chairs" was posted on the wall near the dining room. The second bathroom was only halfway operational, you could not flush toilet paper down. A warning and instructions were posted on the wall over the toilet.