Salvador's apartment is a third floor walkup in the charming and hip Roma neighborhood. At large, my stay was pleasant. A few negatives, then positives: First, while the space was secure and in a nice neighborhood, it didn't feel private to me. This was due to the living and dining rooms both have large sliding doors allowing neighbors to see into your space. Additionally, your balcony is accessible through the common stairwell in the building, allowing neighbors (or in my case, the doorman) to walk on to the balcony, which I found intrusive. This could be remedied by installing sheer curtains, which I have seen others recommend, and I would underscore. Also, during the time of my stay, the hot water failed two out of the three days, which interrupted my plans. After reading other reviews, it seems this may have happened in the past. Because the apartment doesn't have heating, a cold shower is less than comfortable. Those two issues aside, staying in Salvador's apartment in Roma was pleasant. The space is kept clean, there is extra bedding, a very airy living room and kitchen which offered exceptional airflow. When the doors are open, the apartment nearly feels outdoors, which is especially nice when the weather is pleasant. The aforementioned issues aside, given that the space is extremely minimal, I felt that the nightly rate of $98 was high when compared to other spaces that I've stayed at in Roma.