The place is a cozy studio apartment situated in the corner of an old building across from the Spanish Arch. Exposed stone walls give it a nice feel, and the bed was comfortable. Musicians will love the nice acoustic guitar that is there in the sitting area. The bathroom is quite small, and the shower is one of those electric ones with limited water pressure. Given it is in an old building, sound insulation is not great. We were able to hear anyone walking up the stairs, and at night could hear people's footsteps / talking above us. The best thing about the apartment is that it is very well located for exploring the city center -- you're literally a couple of minutes walk from all of the fantastic local restaurants and pubs. Tour coaches stop in front of a hotel located right across the road. It is also located directly above an Indian restaurant, and on a street that apparently floods regularly in storms. There was a flood barrier that we had to step over to access the stairs to the apartment. There is no parking on-site, but we used the recommended 24-hour garage that is a 5-10 minute walk away, which was reasonably priced.