We fully enjoyed staying at the studio. Its centrally located in the old town and only a few minutes by food away from restaurants, cafes, the harbor and the museum quarter. Due to its central location there aren’t any parking and we needed to park a bit outside on the street or parking lot. The description given was not accurate and so we paid 17 Euro the first night until we figured out to re-park on the street after 8pm.
The studio is newly renovated and the interior is brand new. It is very light and heating works really well. We did not use the kitchen however it seems to be well equipped and has an espresso machine and mixer. The bed is very comfy and has a big window (and small balcony) overlooking the town. The sofa is large and is inviting to relax after hours of sightseeing. TV works well and you get a few English speaking channels.
There are few points we did not like so much:
1) there was no hair blower! Even if it is an apartment and not a hotel room a hair blower needs to be standard. Most people travel with carry-on luggage and who has space for a hairblower of all things. I would not mind during summer but we travelled in November.
2) there is construction going on next door. They start hammering at 8am and were done latest by 5pm.
3) the sink in the bathroom is stylish but not very functional. you can’t wash your hands without water getting spilled all over as the installation of the faucet and the sink is wrong.
If we could give 4 1/2 stars we could. While all these points are not major they nevertheless impacted us.
Francisco greeted us upon our arrival and walked us through the studio and gave us an intro. He was very friendly and speaks well English.
We’d choose the studio again assuming next time the construction will be over.