Simone's loft is really funky and different. He has created a quirky and fun space in the middle of an otherwise plain set of apartment buildings. POSITIVES: It's a visually interesting loft full of art, cool vignettes, and music. Simone provided loads of detailed, local recommendations and was always great at communicating and responding quickly. There is a private car park and a grocery store very close by. Wifi worked perfectly, too. NEGATIVES: It was unbearably hot and humid in the apartment. The ceiling fans made absolutely no difference and although the upper windows were open, the only thing they did was make the outside noises louder. We utilized every bed available and only the tiny twin in the center of the house was slightly cooler. The main bed in the upper loft was stifling hot with very low and oppressive ceilings. The pull-out sofa in the main living area was not particularly comfortable and the open windows at the top allow for other people in the surrounding/upper apartments to look right into the loft. As for the kitchen -- although it was outfitted with plenty of utensils, equipment and gadgets, the only drinkable/edible thing we could find was tea. Compared to other Airbnb's we've stayed in at a similar price point, I expected a little more to be provided. At the very least, some coffee!

Honestly, I'm having a hard time reviewing this place. On one hand it was GREAT to look at, but on the other it was not particularly comfortable to sleep in. Perhaps if it had not been so hot/humid, we could have overlooked the other issues, but all 5 of us were so uncomfortable, we left as quickly as possible the following morning.