To be clear: It's a good apartment and Pablo is a very nice person! He tries to fix any issues as fast as possible. Still, it's headlined as a luxury apartment but it has nothing to do with luxury. It's good, yes. Luxury? No. Not at all. Everything is pretty standard or sometimes even below that, no matter if it's the utilities in the kitchen or the bathroom equipment. So, when I gave myself a gift and booked a luxury apartment, I expected something luxury, even considering that it's in South America. As I know South America pretty well, I can state that this isn't luxury for there. But it's good. You feel safe and you have everything you need. A supermarket, a bakery and other small shops are only a few walking minutes away. That's quite nice!
Wanna work out and take a swim in the pool? Don't. Just don't. The gym isn't worth mentioning. I tried to work out there and gave up after a few minutes. The pool is more a tub for small children. You can sit in there but not swim.
Besides of that: I stayed in the apartment for ten nights. More than the half of it, I couldn't sleep in the night, as the AC of the neighbour is creating so much noise that you can even feel some vibration on the wall. Reported in the first week but wasn't fixed until I left. When the neighbours AC didn't run, other neighbours just above the apartment had parties in the nights. Probably one of the vacations I didn't sleep too much but not because I was going out. And I even used ear plugs. This is not the fault of the apartment or its owner. This is in the responsibility of the neighbours but who stays there has to deal with it. For me, I just wanted to sleep in every day I was there. But I couldn't.