Levy's apartment is large, quiet, beautifully central and offers everything you need.
As almost always in Rio, rich and poor live close together, so one should exercise a certain degree of caution at night.
As with most Brazilian houses, you are not allowed to throw the toilet paper in the toilet and the Internet sometimes had dropouts, but these could be remedied promptly by switching the router off and on.
If you suffer from allergies, you should ventilate well during the day in Rio's more humid climate.
But the best thing about the apartment is Levy himself, who is a tireless, very eloquent source of information and tips about HIS city of Rio, which can be an advantage especially for Brazil debutants like us.
Thank you very much Levy,
Olia and Joerg from Greece and Germany