As we arrived to the location we noticed strange people around as well as a few homeless people which made us feel a bit unsafe as we arrived late at night; a couple of drunk youngsters were on the street talking loud.
The building from outside looked a bit rundown and we had a difficulty checking in as the process was a bit complicated at the beginning (the key was hidden in the lockbox). Even though instructions were clear on how to enter the place due to fatigue and stress it took us some time. We contacted the host right away and luckily the responses were prompt and finally we got in.
As we entered the place it looked a bit smaller than we expected but because it was only three of us and it had one bed downstairs and another one upstairs, it worked for us. We grew to love this small place and actually found it efficient for our stay. The furniture was chosen to accommodate the small area and it looked good. Beds were super comfy and we had the best sleep ever over three nights we were there.
The sheets were so pleasant to the touch and reminded us of the luxurious hotel standards. There was no kettle in the kitchen to make tea but there was a machine that pours hot water instead and we found tea bags in the kitchen cabinets which worked for us. Even though the machine was meant for coffee campuses there were no capsules in the kitchen drawers but there was a regular coffee for brewing and we used regular pot where we would pour some water and brew coffee and we had no issues with it. Overall, it was a great stay of a great value and the apartment was very clean and close to old port and other tourist attractions. We would definitely stay there again just because the sleep was so amazing on those comfortable beds!