Thomas is an attentive host and the location is close to public transportation and the center of town, but I would not recommend this listing to groups or families that want a comfortable place to rest.
The “apartment” is located in a semi-converted store front and the “beds” are all mattresses on pallets on a painted concrete floor which is quite cold. The kitchen is functional, and the rain shower and fancy lights are nice, but for something to be “exquisite” I expect to have at least a couch and more than a plastic folding table with mismatched wooden picnic chairs to sit at.
Privacy is at a minimum due to the open nature of the layout. I would not call it a two bedroom apartment, but rather a loft as it is open and appears to be reclaimed space with almost adequate front shades.
Plan to bring a white noise machine as the acoustics of the open space with mostly hard surfaces and a non insulated door result in the amplification of every sound from above or outside. On the flipside the flock of feral parakeets that roosted just outside in the trees by the canal were charming, but also very loud in the early morning. The combined late night and early morning noise along with the pallet “beds” did not allow us to get much sleep.