If I would only have one word to describe the apartment I would say: wet. The whole apartment is about 10m^2 (so I think it’s better to say: room) it is on the ground floor, there are 3 really small windows on the highest part of each wall which, furthermore, has peeling paint due to humidity. You have to keep them opened all the day or the damp would make your skin and your clothes wet, but none of this window has got a mosquito net.
The bathroom has no wall, only an opaque glass which separates it from the rest of the room and it doesen’t reach the ceiling. If you are alone it’s ok but for two people it is not, cause you haven’t got any privacy.
Last but not least the bed was not a bed but a couch which opens like a double bed, made of fabric, uncomfortable and full of dust, my girlfriend is asthmatic so it was a problem.
I sent two messages to Paulo, the manager, one when the fridge made noises during the night and the other to warn we forgot some food in it and where we put the towels, he didn’t answer!
On the other side the whole house is new, it’s near to the center and even if you have to walk uphill to get there it’s really handy to move around the city, plus on the street there are a few restaurant that tastes really good.