The apartment is in the heart of Centro Histórico so food and public transportation are very accessible.
It is definitely not handicapped accessible as you have to walk up 60 steps so if anyone in your party has mobility issues, this is not your place. The furnishings are very dated and to me it didn’t feel clean. The fridge is actually a mini fridge like one you’d find in a college dorm so if your stay is longer then 2 days be prepared for your food to get spoiled. Neighbors are super noisy. You have to pay 150 pesos each time you use the washer/dryer. I chose not to as it felt like a rip-off. The apartment has high ceilings so the lighting was very dim. I will say that the water pressure in the shower was wonderful and there was always hot water. I messaged the host a few times and he took a couple of days to respond, not a deal breaker as I was only letting him know of the leaky faucets.
This is review of my experience so I understand that it’s subjective to someone else’s experience.
All in all, the location is what makes this place a good value.