Anya's home is very spacious and great for families or groups of people. The area is very lively during the day between 7a.m. And 6:30 p.m. There are plenty of places to eat, with sit down restaurants and cafes or the street vendors as well. Next to the apartment is a little shop that also sells local pastries and even fresh tacos. The neighborhood overall seemed safe, during the day there is a lot of foot traffic and police officers on every corner. During the night everything closes up and quiets down. If you are not used to the city noises bring ear plugs, as we could hear the neighbors talking, singing and every time they would come in and out of the building. The building itself is secure, with 3 doors to go through. The keys can be confusing at first. Marking them could make it more helpful to guests. The wifi is great, bring your own devices because there isn't a TV or laptop available. The kitchen is small but it is a full working kitchen. Overall our stay was good. I will say however that when we arrived, which was 30 minutes after check in time there was a big confusion regarding how to get into the apartment. We were told to get keys and the keys were not there for us to get. We found out later the reason for this was that previous tenants had the keys because they had left their luggage in the room after check out so that they could explore the city and come back later to pickup. I was told this is something that is offered to all tenants which is a nice gesture but, a little annoying and strange to find people in the apartment we rented and were trying to get into. They walked out of the apartment as we were trying to get in. I understand the situation, but honestly I didn't feel comfortable with that at all. If people are allowed to leave their belongings maybe they should be left elsewhere?