Overall, we were disappointed with Bruno's apartment. It did not meet the typical standards of hospitality and cleanliness that we've grown accustomed to with Airbnb.
There's very little circulation in the apartment because there are only two windows in the front. This caused there to be a mold problem, some on the walls and especially in the bathroom. The sheets on the bed were damp and smelled when we got there.
We checked in with a woman named Ana Paula because Bruno was out of town. We messaged Ana Paula 24+ hours in advance in several ways just to let her know around when we'd be arriving. We never got any response. We messaged Bruno when we didn't hear back and got a response a day after we checked in, so that was unhelpful. It ended up being fine, we were able to find Ana Paula and the address of her cafe but if we had difficulties I wouldn't know where we would have gone next. Ana Paula and her husband should be listed as co-hosts if they're checking people in often.
The location and neighborhood are great. I'd recommend staying in the area but not at Bruno's apartment.