George passed keys to a friend so we could get in after midnight and that meant we had an easy arrival. The studio flat has a double bed on a mezzanine platform and a sofa bed in the main room. Both were OK. There were sheets and towels. Air con worked well - it was 32 degrees - and there was a fan. The flat was in a quiet street in the old town above a classy restaurant with no rowdy late night behaviour. In the kitchen there were a few odd plates, mugs, glasses, pans, cutlery with a 2 ring electric hob so ok for boiling water but not enough kit for serious cooking. Shower had to be hand held as there was no wall bracket to hold it. Shower curtain rail was flimsy and ready to collapse if anyone touched it. But apart from these minor niggles, it was a nice clean flat and my daughter and I enjoyed staying there. I only met George once and we had a brief chat that things were OK and he left with his tool box to do some maintenance elsewhere. He struck me as conscientious and professional.