When we first arrived at the property we were rather shocked and we would have missed it if a friendly local hadn't pointed it out as it was not clearly marked and didn't seem like an entrance to a property. The stairs are steep and there are a lot of them so consider this if you are a family or have mobility issues. The apartment was much better on the inside than the outside but there were a lot of basic maintenance issues that needed sorting out (top bunk has no bed guard fitted, shower cubicles had whole panels missing or doors didn't shut properly so flooded the floor, toilet seats not fixed etc). One bonus was that every bedroom had its own bathroom which was helpful but the lack of communual space was a shame as there was nowhere to hang out together. It is near plenty of shop and restaurants and train station. once we realised that most of the area was similar with overflowing rubbish bins and graffiti, we realised that the accomodation is much the same as many buildings in the area.
The mattresses were uncomfortable which meant we didn't have great sleeps but the most positive thing about our stay were the lovely people that knew Fabio. They looked out for us and told us places to eat.