The place is actually Amy’s home.
It was ideally located; I don’t think you can get any better location. It was within walking distance of the Metro Station and the Coliseum.
It is a whole apartment with all the necessary amenities. It has three bedrooms but you can only use two. We are a family of four and we are all adults. The drawback was that both our adult daughter and adult son had to share the bedroom, although they each had their own bed. The good thing is that neither bed was a twin size; they were both about as big as double beds in bunk bed style. Because it is “her actual” home she had to put signs in several places so that we did not disturb her personal stuff, I found it a bit odd, this is the first time we actually stayed in someone else’s home in this capacity, it almost felt like we were house sitting.
The apartment had a full kitchen, with extra large refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and microwave. They also had a washer and dryer which is a big plus when you are traveling. The living room was spacious as well as the dining room. We were there for only four days and the weather didn’t really help to take advantage of the patio in the back. I am sure it would be nice during Spring and Summer to sit and enjoy some wine.
Amy’s house keeper Dolli was not there to greet us but she showed up after about an hour. We were a bit disappointed with her, she was in a rush to just show the apartment and bail out, and then she totally disappeared. In our previous experiences with similar accommodations through Airbnb the hostess/house keeper normally stays in touch with us and makes sure that we have everything we need.
Amy was very helpful though; she left us three sheets with about ten (10) places to eat and drink and the ones we tried were all phenomenal. She also left a whole bunch of books with all kinds of tourist information.
I wish we could have stayed a bit longer but it was a bit too pricy for us.