Ismini's friend Christina welcomed me and explained everything: the hot-water-boiler which has to be switched off, the aircon, the wi-fi. The apartment is much smaller than expected, less than 20m2 in total, but the big balcony (almost the size of the entire apartment) makes up for that. It faces West, sun not before 12pm and spectacular sunsets in the evenings. Cooking is not really an option here. I did not miss it and I even took the elevator down each morning to get my coffee. If you are a solo traveller like me you might adapt to the sleeping possibilities by using them all. My back did not agree with the mattress of the loft bunk, so I switched to the sofa bed (2 mattresses on top of each other) instead. You have to be tolerable of kids since there is a whole bunch of them just one story down (kindergarden or just a long summervacation-party?), quite some warriors among them. You won't be able to sleep if they don't and they won't before midnight. The bathroomdoor can't be closed, again: no problem for single travellers… The neighborhood was very nice, kind of sleepy in August, and not nearly as rough as expected. I never felt any discomfort. A lot of places were still closed and good drinks were terribly missed, but this was about it already... I totally enjoyed staying the 2 weeks at Ismini's, a very sweet little apartment indeed, thanks!