The house it’s ok for the price you pay. The street is a bit noisy. I would have given a better evaluation if not for Pablo. Pablo is the person that receives you. He was late, unresponsive and even rude. Maybe it was a language problem. What was amazing is that I got stuck in the balcony with no phone (the door does not work very well, it shut and would not open). I spoke with the people in the street to help me and call somebody in the building so they could call Pablo (I knew there were other Airbnb’s also attended by Pablo because I saw him when I arrived home). I finally managed to enter after 30 minutes of pushing the door really hard. I was very uncomfortable to be stuck in the balcony and quite dangerous (ie be careful with the railing because it bends). Pablo came 10 minutes after I managed to enter and when I open the door he just was so angry that I didn’t called him back so he would not need to go to the house anymore. I told him I didn’t have the phone in the balcony and that I had just entered. He left. No how are you? Did you have a bad time? Are you ok ? Etc. his only concern was that he had to come. Well is not that his job??? It is a pity that a platform like Airbnb has finally become a platform of renting companies where they treat you as cattle. I regret not telling the people in the street calling the fire man or the police. Tried to be practical. However it seems that for Pablo was better to call the police because then he does not have to bother about a women stuck in the calving of one of the multiple rentals he works for.