In essence, this is a crumbling apartment with cast-off furniture and appliances. It’s adequate, but could be a lot better.
The toilet is in a tiny room by itself. Where the room’s back wall meets the ceiling, which is low, there is a gap and you can see into the next apartment, which I believe is another unit of Adagio Napoletano. (If I can attach a photo, I will.) A bit of liquid collects on the floor of the toilet room. It’s probably just condensation dripping off the pipes, but wear slippers or sandals to keep your feet dry.
In the kitchen, be wary of the one chair that is not like the others, because it is falling apart and you could get hurt if you’re sitting on it when it finally collapses. (If I can attach a photo, I will.) Also, the toaster did not work, which was very disappointing. On the other hand, the stove, fridge and washing machine, worked, and were very much appreciated.
In the shower, there is a gap between the frame of one of the sliding doors and the sheet of plastic that is supposed to keep the water inside the shower and off the floor. (If I can attach a photo, I will.) Watch out for that.
There are two floor-to-ceiling windows in the unit, which is great for natural light and air flow. However, the rolldown screens don’t work properly, so the apartment was full of mosquitoes and I was covered in bites while I was there. On the last day of my stay, too late, I figured out that I could pull down the screens with my hands, instead of the provided chain, which didn’t work. In the end, it wouldn’t have made much difference because the screens weren’t fully attached the their frames—there were plenty of gaps for mosquitoes to get in through, even with the screens pulled down.
In the foyer, where there are doors to this and the other unit, the light, which seems to be on a timer, would sometimes shut off before I could open the door to my unit. This left me in total darkness. The work around is to ensure the door to your unit is open before the door to the hallway is closed.
While I was a guest, I could hear renovations being done in the other unit.
Those were the problems with the unit. On the upside, the manager (not owner) was quite accommodating of my shifting schedule and responded promptly to my messages. The unit is also fairly-well located; there are plenty of restaurants and shops within a short walk.