Roberto's apartment is wild and wonderful. It's a complete throwback. The majority of the apartment is one large open floor plan that feels like something straight out of an Austin Powers movie. It has orange shag carpeting, floor to ceiling paneling with built in custom furniture, and oddly around 20 phones in the space! The apartment is a masterpiece of 70's woodwork, with endless small details such as built in light switches, doors that close without a frame to basically disappear, and marble fixtures in the bathroom. That said, while the apartment was clearly vibrant at one time in the past, it currently feels a bit tired. Fixtures seem to be breaking, one bathroom doesn't work, the small bedroom doesn't have curtains and seems to be filled with old, non functioning equipment such as a TV and hot water heater. If it weren't for how wild the space was, we would have been disappointed by the upkeep. On the whole, I feel the apartment was a decent value, and it is centrally located. But given the current maintenance of the space, I don't know that I could see myself staying there again.