If your dream has always been to live right next to a freeway, in an apartment in which the owner still has his clothes in the closet, the shower-heads sprinkle water everywhere except on you, the top third of the ancient TV doesn't work, and the wooden planks covering the balcony appear as old and fragile as Noah's arch, then rest assured, this is the place for you.! We on the other hand, couldn't wait to get out of there fast enough! A seven, I repeat, SEVEN lane road leads right past the apartment. On that very road, traffic flows day and night, including 18-wheelers(!)! Now if noise and pollution on apocalyptic levels are not an issue for you, great, you might not mind staying here. What might put you off, though, is that the place looks and feels as if it hasn't seen any significant update or any TLC in the past 15 years. We had planned to stay almost two weeks, and during an epidemic it would be logical that we may want to take an evening or two where we stayed "home" to watch some TV, but not here, not in 2020, because this TV has no internet, no working screen, let alone Netflix or anything comparable. In addition, the host's clothes and shoes still in the upstairs bedroom added to the uncomfortable feeling we had from the moment we stepped into his place, which didn't leave us until we shut the door behind us in great relief 24 hours later. I personally do not understand any of the positive reviews. Not one bit. They must have been written by people who either have no sense of hearing or whose standards for living don't require a bit of calm, working showers or a safe-to-step-on balcony. We live in the big city, on of the biggest and busiest, as a matter of fact, but neither one of us has ever had to raise our voices during breakfast and cover our heads with pillows at night because of the traffic noise permeating through every (shut) window and door, day and night, 24/7. This is not a comfortable place to relax and unwind. This is a dreary, toxic apartment, whose best attribute is that you can stay clear of it and/ or never visit it again.