Maria’s flat is located in a very central part of Old Town. It was a little eerie arriving late and having to pass through several security checks to get in but by light of day we found it very secure and very friendly. Unfortunately one of the main reasons we booked was due to the listing mentioning air conditioning. The first night we had a very bad night sleep because the air con didn’t work so the room was 25c. We opened the window to try cool down but it was Friday night and there is a hostel right next to the room, with loud drunks until 3-4am. I messaged Maria first thing on Saturday and she quickly resolved the issue by bringing a nice dyson fan which helped a lot but unfortunately still required the windows opening next to a strangely noisy street. We slept better the next two nights. If you don’t get hot when you sleep or you are a heavy sleeper then it’s great. The concern I have is that one other reviewer was told last week it would be fixed that day and a week later it’s still not fixed. Not Maria’s fault but it is false advertising whilst broken and a heads up would have been good as I would have booked somewhere else. The other niggle is that the property is described as a waterfront property. There is a big 4-6 lane road between the property and the river. There are no views of the water from the room. So again, a little misleading. The inclusion of coffee and tea was nice. There were a few cups, glasses and plates. Probably could have done with 2 more of everything unless you only stay one night. There was also a dishwasher but no products to use it left. Not a deal breaker but a small future improvement. Else it’s a bit pointless! The shower was nice and plenty of towels provided. I really liked the keyless entry it made the process really easy to come and go and checkout without needing to coordinate with a host. The flat was modern and clean. I’ve listed a few issues here but really it was a fine stay and if visiting in off peak months or when the AC is working it is a great place. Thank you Maria!