We stayed as a family (three children, teenagers) for a little over two weeks, as I had a work trip and wanted to bring the family. I know that this apartment is families only and I thought I'd write a review as I know how important it is for families when they travel, in terms of security, convenience, space, etc. The great parts: The apartment is absolutely huge, which we really appreciated. There is a master bedroom that is quite private with an ensuite, a large living room, a small room (bedroom) that is used as a television room (it is quite small and we didn't use this one much) as well as a room with bunk beds and one single bed room. My children used the bunk bed room and the single room. Most of us hung out in the very large living room. It is a family home with a lot of personal belongings, but Brooke did make space for us in the fridge in the kitchen, and spaces in the closet for us to hang clothing, etc. Having such a large space was great and we felt we could spread out, and I think the home is family-friendly, if my children were younger I would have no issues in the space as it is all one-level, and the balcony is secured with locked doors. Brooke also said use things in the kitchen if needed, on the first night we used some of her pasta (and replaced it later) but felt this was really generous and lovely. There was also a bottle of wine waiting for us which was a nice touch. Comfort: I would say this is a medium review, the mattresses were quite hard, and the bedding was sparse, and not that luxurious, including things like towels, etc. It was all fine but perhaps not up the same bedding etc. we have experienced at other airB&Bs, but totally fine. Location: this was a bit of a shocker, I didn't realised how high up the apartment was. The pros are it is a 3 minute walk to the start of a walk to the peak, which takes around 30 minutes. There are loads of walkers and although it was July and really hot, we enjoyed doing this around 4 times during our stay. The cons are we had three taxis who couldn't drive up the hill to the condo as it is so steep, one gave up and left us mid way, and the rest really struggled, we had to take an alternate back route. I'd recommend getting an uber black as it seemed to be regular ubers had the most problems going up the hill, or take regular taxis - some of the older ones struggled to get up Old Peak Road, but they did manage to get up. There is a shuttle bus that takes residents to/from central but the timing wasn't always convenient so I think we used the bus perhaps 2-3 times a week, and taxis the rest of the time. It was very steep and not a place where you could just pop out and walk to central, however there is a grocery store that is well stocked (Marketplace) a five minute walk - but it is a bit of a complicated walk through car parks and many steps but the store has a great selection of basics. The Cons: The crazy neighbour. We got to the house and the welcome pack mentioned a lot of information, including a note on the aircons - to keep them at 23 c degrees or above as there has been some leaking issues into the neighbours flat. We noted it, it was very hot during our stay, 30 degrees plus, and we needed the air-conditioning on, we didn't do above 23 degrees, but we had on two occasions, the neighbour from above, knock, scream, and tell us to shut off the air-conditioning, the second time I was out and the children kept the door locked, she continued to try and open the door, and scream. When I got back, the building maintenance team were there, and they had a look, it appears there was a structural issue with the piping that the owners needed to fix, and they suggested we call the police if the neighbour bothered us again. We did contact the owner Brooke but she suggested we speak to the neighbour about not coming back, or keep the air con above 26 degrees, which we felt was not something we should be sorting out - and we felt keeping the aircon on so high was something that should have been highlighted in the apartment description. She didn't respond to messages on airbnb message -only via WhatsApp too which we felt was odd. So we felt the communication was quite bad for a couple of days - I think Brooke was on vacation, and so she would check in about once a day, but we didn't know if the neighbour thing was being sorted by her. We just said we would call the police if she returned, but it left a bit of a shadow on the trip, and we were very nervous about using the air conditioning or if the neighbour would return. Overall I think it is a great, family friendly apartment as long as you are happy to utilise cabs and the shuttle bus, the facilities like the pool were under construction so we can't comment on that - the home was discounted due to the works and we were aware of that but the construction was noisy. I would suggest making sure the neighbour issue is resolved as it was not nice, and the structural works done - as the neighbour is 'scary' as Brooke wrote to us in her message after the first incident happened. Just to recap, great, family friendly apartment - convenient to great walks to the peak, but not convenient to getting to Central (unless by...