You get what you pay for? Yes and no. The price of the place is lower than most in the area which makes it affordable but I think that’s covered by the fact that it’s a very small studio with a big glass window that cannot be opened. There is 2 small windows that have an about 1 foot separation from the building next to it, no air flow comes in, just loud noise from the street, made it difficult to sleep at night at times.
I had 2 major inconveniences during my stay: it rained a lot and apparently the neighbor upstairs left their window open which caused for water to leave all over the floor and half of the bed, had to sleep on a humid bed. Hector came the next day and changed the sheets. Second, the door clock was not working, thankfully they were able to fix it, not sure what happened… Besides that, the towels had a moldy smell and the bed is uncomfortable to sleep on.
Hector maintained quick communication during my stay which is always good.