The place is dingy compared to the photos, and it’s not as spacious as it seems either. The way the rooms are divided is a little strange, like having to go through the kitchen and out to an exposed area (glass that can be looked through from the outside), before getting to the bathroom. The walls are thin, and there are adjacent units, so the noise from neighbors penetrates easily. When upstairs neighbors pass through to get to their unit, they can see through the exposed entrance area (where u need to pass through to go to the bathroom) and into the kitchen if the 2nd door isn’t closed. It was also a bit cold but I think they have a portable heater, I’m not sure as it wasn’t accesible in the bedroom. The add says there is a key lock, but i was met by the host and shown in. He was very nice, very accommodating, and very helpful. The response time was nearly immediate. Also, they greeted me with a very cute sign at the welcome area that was decorated for día de Los Muertos with candles and such. I only stayed one night, but another nice touch was that they have filtered water in the main kitchen. I have paid less in this city for more comfort, and it wasn’t as good as it looked in the pictures, but thanks to the host it wasn’t a bad stay.