Aida is a lovely, warm and friendly host. She met us at the apartment and gave us a thorough tour to be sure we knew where to find what we needed. She provided us the number of her son in case we needed anything further and even left a few apples and pears on the table.
The photos shown were taken some time ago and do not accurately reflect the current state of the unit. Furniture is well used and faded, the beds are ancient and full of springs and the showers left something to be desired. The washing machine doesn't work properly and the apartment never really got warm. A separate (and noisy) water pump in the entry way needs to be turned on if you want hot water upstairs.
The sun room leaks in the rain, if you're planning a visit during sunny weather that's better. We weren't able to use it because it flooded on our second day and never dried out enough to use. There is certainly no hammock or comfy chairs out there, they've replaced those with wooden folding chairs.
The unit is at least a 30 minutes walk to downtown, and we struggled to find any shops or markets in the area. The metro line is near by, about a 10 minute walk from the apartment.