When we first checked in to this apartment, it was at night and I thought I had the wrong key because the door wouldn’t open. Turns out, the lock for the apartment complex is kind of broken, so you must find the right trick to opening it. This caused a lot of stress for me at first because I couldn’t unlock the door to the apartment. I tried calling the host and they didn’t offer anyone to come help me out, they just said I can get another key but no promises it would fix anything. Although, the host did answer me late at night and helped me out a little. Once you’re inside, at least at night, it’s quite creepy as there’s no lights on in the entrance and hallway and the elevator feels sketchy and shakes. You can’t make any noise at night either as there’s many older people living in this residence and they like silence at night. Also, all sides of the apartment are closed in so you can’t see anything out the window at night. Fortunately, it looks bright and nicer in the day. Unfortunately, if you have all the A/C’s running at the same time and some other things using electricity, the apartment will lose power and you must turn off and turn back on all the breakers on the wall. As for the apartment itself, it was really clean, had nearly all amenities listed and had A/C unit in every room. It was a really nice place and I enjoyed my time inside the apartment itself. The best part for us, was the location. I think that this is one of the best located Airbnb’s you can find in Malaga. It was a 5 minute walk to just about every hotspot in the city, except the beach at about a 20 min walk. If you want a well located apartment with good amenities and don’t expect to make much noise at night, this is a good option but it doesn’t feel too inviting, especially at night.