The apartment, whilst well located (right on the Metro) is tiny and only good for 2 people. I travelled with my 12 y.o. She slept in the bunk bed (and hit her head on the ceiling) and couldn't sit up. I slept on the brown sofa bed and despite asking twice for bed linen & a bath mat, nothing appeared during our 6 nights. You get to sleep on the sofa bed that doesn't fold up (so we managed to have to jump over it for the week we were there). It doesn't work, even the maid couldn't close it with my help. The summer air-conditioner (it's huge) is tucked under the kitchen bench so only 1 person could sit there. There is 1 hanging rack for about 2 coats behind the front door so nowhere to store clothing. Suitcases were stored in the entry hallway. The hallway lighting in the stairwell was intermittent so when we left, we had to use our iphone torch to navigate the spiral stairs in the dark (on 2 other nights as well - no power). Well located but very very small. I don't like sleeping on a bed that hundreds of others use daily so if you are worried about hygiene, this is not your place. It heats well in winter though and is a stone's throw from everything you could want. Oh and you may like to confirm the entry code and location of the key before you arrive, we weren't given an information until we arrived at the front door and buzzed.