The Olivia room was quite beautiful during the day, but there were some serious issues with the apartment. The room is not in a home, but in a gallery. I learned upon arrival that there is no access to a kitchen, and all of the furniture and spaces are literally "forbidden" to use. I felt extremely uncomfortable in the space, which was filled with hundreds of 1970s communist Chinese porcelain dolls. The severity of the rules, along with the eerie green lighting in the room made my stay nearly impossible to enjoy. The air quality in the room was poor, and the open window is directly above a noisy and very smelly kitchen, which stays open until around 2:00 AM. The location is amazing, and Antonio is a really nice guy, but I cannot recommend staying here based on the inaccuracy of the listing.