Coincidentally the second time I've stayed on this street in the last 13 months. We love the area. The apartment is on a pedestrian street with steps - you can't arrive by taxi- there is a tram on one side, lots of pedestrian steps on the other. A taxi can drop you at the end of the street then walk up or down steps depending on what route the taxi takes.
We got the key from Davids godmother on the first floor. The apartment was spacious and very clean with 3 bedrooms centred around a living area. Just 2 of us so we had a bathroom each, great showers.
When we arrived the temp was max 25, it was nice to have a light breeze coming in through the windows. I didn't check the aircon because it wasn't needed. However on the last day it got to 40 degrees and we realised there was no aircon even though it says there is on the information. It was too late to move to a hotel by then as the heat was too much and I wasn't feeling well enough to pack and move due to the heat. There was a small 65 watt plug in unit (orbegozo climatizador 40) which you put ice in but it didn't cool anything down in fact it produced more heat by being turned on, a fan would have been a lot more effective. Unfortunately I became ill from heat exhaustion and used ice and frozen towel/flannel to attempt to steady my pulse which worked after about 4 hours, by 00:15 the temperature had dropped to 32.
We didn't meet David but his communication was slightly sporadic and off. e.g. on the last day when we couldn't find bin bags I asked him he said "if there isn't anymore bin bags its because it ran out, you have to buy more" It was too hot to go out to the shops at that point - as mentioned above so I just used a clothes bag from my suitcase. one spare bin bags seems a basic thing to leave for guests?