On the positive side, a good size apartment. Linen, towels and kitchen were good but the "industrial" nature meant the apartment the floors and walls were tatty and dusty.
On the downside...
Very, very noisy.
At night there is a bar opposite that stays open until the early hours and is very loud with drunken people shouting and singing continually.
In the early morning, building work starts from 6.30am with concrete drilling and glass smashing as properties nearby are demolished / rebuilt.
There is no sound insulation at all so you can hear people outside and when they come into the building three floors below.
The shutters do no close properly and as there are no curtain the front bedroom is light all night. In the rear bedroom the shutters close but they do not block out any light.
"Industrial" is an understatement. There were wires sticking out of the wall covered in insulating tape and pipework cut off sticking out of the floor.
The bathroom (it is a shower room really) is tiny. Really tiny. The sink is a small hand-rinse basin and shower small with no screen or curtain - be prepared for everything to get wet.
No drawers or wardrobes - just bookshelf and clothes rail in the hall area.
Very basic for the price. If it is impossible to sleep because of the noise then it is too expensive at any price.
Psiri is described as "up-and-coming" but certainly has not arrived yet! It is dirty, smelly and noisy with lots of derelict buildings and graffiti. That said, it is an easy walk to most of the sights.
The balcony was nice - it does have a good view and is bright and sunny in the morning - just so long as the wind doesn't waft the smell of drains / garbage over you.