My partner and I arrived at Cecilia's loft seven days after the earthquake happened. We were initially going to stay elsewhere but after the earthquake, we were not able to get in contact with our host, therefore, we stumbled across Cecilia's loft few days prior to trip. So here it goes, first and foremost, Cecilia let us know that the elevator wasn't working the day before we got there, but that it should be up and running by the time we arrived. It wasn't, mind you her loft is on the 5th floor, so we had two options.. walk up all 5 flights, or ride the second tower's elevator to the rooftop, walk across the rooftop and then walk two flights of stairs down in the tower her loft is located. So ok.. we had no choice but these two for we were told this upon arrival. (& no, price adjustments were not made for this, not even a thought in sure) We had a week's worth of luggage (For our 6 day stay), so we went with the second option. This elevator issue was just plainly inconvenient, especially since we were in and out of the building, every time bringing purchases up all these flights. The flights are steep, raw cement and at times the lights did not work in there. Since the earthquake was rather fresh upon arrival, completely my fault of course, I tripped and fell into a hole in the neighborhood street as we walked to get dinner nearby (since so many cafes are so conveniently walking distance), of course with my luck, that evening the "working" elevator was not in service either, so I had to go up all these steep flights with a hurt leg. Who plans for accidents right? Lol.. but if I had known that the loft was in the 5th floor and only way to get there was those two options I would have 100% -not- booked, with or without a hurt leg. Secondly, the maid walked in, unannounced on my partner and myself unclothed in bed (I think you get the scenario, we're all adults here)...it was rather frightening bc to get in the loft, you need a special code you set up with Cecilia and just so abruptly like that, early in the morning in such a vulnerable situation. Fine, Whatever, yes it sucked, accidents happen and we are very understanding. Lastly, this is what really did bother us.. the day before our arrival I pM'd Cecilia about the Uber situation, for I did not know if Uber was up and running due to earthquake, so I thought obviously she might have some insight on that. She passed on over a taxi driver she said she trusted named Christian. Come to find out, Christian more than doubled our fares. (He was not a private driver, just a regular taxi cab driver with no a/c), So our advise is to choose Uber for transportation.. Cecilia's reviews here are wonderful, and...