Pros:
The apartment is small but it has almost everything You may need. Enough furniture, fresh renovation, books, pictures on the wall, plants, basic set of kitchen appliances, etc. It is very-very close to the sea and to one of the food stores which are rare in Valletta. The host is reactful, the check-in/-out were simple.
Cons:
1. The apartment is located on a small street with buildings which look like abandoned. There is a lot of dirt around and a very strong smell of urine. When You stay in front of the apartment's door You cannot breath.
2. The apartments's 0-level has a very strong smell of rottenness and mold - I presume it comes from the wooden frame under the ceiling. Yes, You get used to it, but if go and come - You fully feel it again, and it is annoying.
3. Very high level of humidity. Even the big electric dehumidifier which works non-stop doesn't help. It produces around 2 liters of water per night, a lot of noise and also heat.
4. The whole 0-level is located in the basement. No windows(except one, in the toilet). At night we had to sleep with the noisy dehumidifier and with a big fan, both working, otherwise there were no air to breath. The nights were a nightmare.
5. The bedroom upstairs has a window, but You cannot open it for the night because of safety and also because of outside's urine smell. So, another fan was ON.
6. Rusty teapot and can opener, wet smelly rags and a non-working socket adapter for the oven are minor compared to the previous points.
A very good and well-equipped apartment became a prison for us for 4 nights. We didn't want to come to sleep there after walking in Valletta. We even considered the option to move after the 1st night, but we didn't want to make the things complicate for the rest of 3 nights.