It's a lovely good size unit with plenty of space, spotless, all furnishings are new with a full size fridge. They provided extra towels to use the pool, which was really nice. Best bed and pillows we've had our entire trip. A small safe in the bedroom.
The rooftop is lovely to go and sit after a long day walking and having a drink. The pool is really just a dunking pool, it's very small, but was refreshing to cool down in.
You do have to walk up 4 flights of stairs to get to the unit.
Security is good, in that you have to unlock the main door, then go to another door and input a code to get in.
When we checked out we were told to leave the key in the unit, but couldn't, as you could not get out the main door without using your key. Wife had to wait with the main door opened, while I went back upstairs to leave the key in the unit. Could have been a big deal if we had left the key in the unit and tried to get out. It's certainly possible that we couldn't figure out how to unlock the door, but we sure tried.
Wife and I arrived at around 11pm at night and due to the lateness we had arranged with Marta to have a driver waiting for us ($30usd). We felt that this person would know where to take us and how to check in, but he didn't. But he was terrific in calling the number we had written down and the person at the check-in hopped into the vehicle and took us to the unit.
Not having a cell phone, driving into a new big city late at night, with narrow dimly lit streets, where every building is sprayed painted with graffiti, no other people to be seen, did give us a bit of concern at the time we arrived and had wished we had gone to a hotel instead. But the next morning we did a lot of walking around and felt much more comfortable with the area.
We had to catch a flight out on Friday and were told we should leave earlier for the airport due to the demonstrations that take place just a block away and causes quite the street congestion.