Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Santiago's place. The guy who checked us in (Martin I thnk?) was wonderful and friendly, although we spoke very little Spanish. The apartment is close to Buenavista metro, train and buses and the shopping mall with shops and a supermarket. We didn't realise that the apartment was part of a hostel with other apartments when we booked, but we didn't have any issues, except for some noise from other guests. The apartment is split over two levels with a steep and tricky staircase so any body with mobility issues would find it difficult. The bathroom was very small and it was tricky to open the door because of the toilet. Also, it took a few minutes for hot water, and there were stickers about saving water and the environment. The kitchen was adequate for light meals, but it lacked cookware such as large plates, frying pan, sharp knife, etc. to cook other meals. The bedroom upstairs was great, except the bed was extremely hard for me. They are very strict with clean towels and sheets and you have to sign a a form saying you will pay $100 pesos per item if you dirty them. Santiago also sent me a message the night before leaving to ensure we leave the place clean and there were no stains on the linen (which there wasn't). Overall, we had a pleasant stay!