This place is a fair and efficient stay for people traveling for business or on a budget. It is best described as a semi-basement converted into an apartment for short-term stays: On all practical criteria, it offers what you need: a large bed, a small working/eating table, a decent bathroom and a reasonably well-stocked kitchen. At the same time, it lacks the flair and quality of apartments that people normally really live in: The windows (in the bedroom; there are none in the other rooms) are covered with opaque foil, which prevents the main house's tenants from watching you while they go get their bikes from the bike stand, but it also means you have no view; the bed is big but a bit creaky and with a thin mattress and duvet that you would probably not get for your home; the kitchenware matches the decoration theme (Havana references) but likewise is really more about function than chic; the walls seem massive, but those toward the neighboring apartment (of the same kind and use) are still thin enough so one is aware of people speaking there. Access is through basement corridors, which is easy (number pads, no need to meet anyone) but less charming than an actual apartment. Hence, if what you need is really mostly a place to rest your head, check in and out without complications, and be about your way, this place offers just what you need. However, I would not recommend this place as a "romantic apartment ideal for couples", as it says in the description, or more generally, if atmosphere, homey feeling and equipment that you would get for your own home are a criterion: It's a commercial offer, and a decent one, and it looks and works like one.