Apartment is largely as advertised. I failed to take note that there is no WiFi (so reminding here).
While the apartment is clean and spacious, it lacked a few of the amenities a frequent AirBNB traveler may come to expect (e.g. soap in the kitchen for washing either your hands or dishes; more than 1/4 roll of toilet paper; a refrigerator that keeps a cold temperature).
However it was the check-in that was most frustrating (as is apt to happen when the host is not on site). Sven sent his mother-in-law to greet me who upon arrival (I was sitting outside the apartment waiting for her) ignored me for twenty minutes and didn't introduce herself (she simply smoked a cigarette and stood as if she too were waiting for someone). After trying to reach and finally connecting with Sven to ask for his mother-in-law's name and description I said her name aloud and the woman who had not introduced herself smiles at me (I guess she assumed I was supposed to know who she was; the lone American sitting with a large backpack I also assume is commonplace and that is why she ignored me). After walking me upstairs to the apartment she hands me the key and leaves (no introduction, no walk through).
I have to assume the check-in would have gone smoother if the host were on site, or if the woman was a bit more in tune to what her responsibility was.
After the frustrating check-in and accepting I had to buy my own toilet paper and kitchen soap, my stay in Malaga was enjoyable. If I were to return, I would look for a different place to stay, however.