This is not an individual listing, but a group listing of many apartments in the same building pretending to be a single listing. I was led to believe that it was on a top floor from previous reviews, but I stayed in a 3rd floor unit with a view of the parking garage. Since the windows need to be physically open to get any fresh air (no air conditioning or heating), that allows every person on the street and parking garage to be able to look directly into the apartment living room and bedroom. Zero privacy. Since the window panels open inward, you have to choose between stuffy or seeing everyone outside. Open windows = 1 mosquito entering per hour.
Bad communication. The keycard stopped working at one point and I was unable to enter the apartment for a day. No response from Claudia (or her team) for 24 hours. This happened during the weekend, so the office staff were gone and the front desk person had no access to change key cards. I had to beg an apartment handyman to change out the physical electronic lock on the door myself.
Apartment was run down. Although the apartment was clean, it was obviously not well-maintained or well-built. Laminate was peeling off of all of the furniture (up to 12 inches on the nightstand), several light bulbs were not working, and it had the dreaded ankle high shower water that never drains due to the slope being the opposite way of its intended purpose.
Some basic things were missing like toilet paper, laundry detergent, or even a drying rack for clothes. The building itself felt like a cross between a serviced apartment and a dorm. This location is not really convenient for tourists. Although central, it's sort of in the no-man's land of things. I'd say it's more of a business district where everything closes at 5 or 6 PM including restaurants.