I would not go back here unless it was half the price. It is not worth it compared to other places if you book online early enough.
Photo 9 and 10 are not of the actual apartment. There is no space by the hob. Although it says its for 8 people there is no place to actually prepare food. There was one room down the stairs which you can actually see in the photos but I didnt realise when i booked it. It is awkward to want to go to the toilet in the middle of the night as you have to go up the communal stairs (there are other apartments up stairs so you have to get dressed, then go through the living room and the second bedroom).
Although it was for 8 guests only 1 key was given. The same key that opened the apartment opened the bedroom down the stairs. So only one door was locked during the night as it's not safe to lock people in incase of an emergency.
The bathroom flooded as the water wouldn't go down fast enough so the floor was wet throughout the day as everyone showered at different times. A lot of soggy towels to avoid the water going down to the bedroom. Also as there is only one toilet/shower for 8 people it is annoying to have to wait for so long to get ready. I recommend the apartment is really for around 4 or 5 people.
The apartment is ok if you are looking for a very basic room but not worth the £65 per person per night for 8 people. I wouldn't pay more than £30 per night if I had to go back here. There are many other hotels that look a lot better that are for 8 people. When I was looking for an apartment last year for 8 people it is the only one that was left.
I would not go back.
Also, the stairs to get up to the apartment are extremely steep. Three of friends fell down the stairs and had horrible bruises.
Also, there was no heating in the room down the stairs. It was extremely cold. how to switch on the heating was explained but we forgot and it was really late when we wanted to switch it on in the evening. It would be useful for instructions to be left for future people coming to stay here.