This was a cute apartment in a great location. There were several restaurants/tapas bars nearby that were really good and filled mostly with locals. The apartment is close enough to all the touristy stuff yet just a few blocks from the main touristy center, so you can still get to everything you want quickly but the area feels more local. The rooftop terrace is really great. The bed was decent, a bit too firm for us, but probably just fine for most people. The kitchen had just about everything you'd need to make breakfast and a few simple meals. It was great to have a dishwasher. When we booked the apartment, we knew it came with a washing machine, but we weren't sure if it was in the actual apartment or just somewhere in the building (it's not shown in the photos) but it is in the kitchen right below the oven, so that was good. The windows are pretty thin and not as sealed as one might hope...but this seems to be standard in southern Spain, as we've experienced many times in many apartments in the region. It meant that the apartment was a bit cold when we got there (our stay was in early February) and it took more than 24 hours of running the heat for the place to feel warm. It also meant lots of street noise. If a car honked its horn at 3am or some drunk guy decided he wanted to scream and hear it echo in the narrow street, we heard it loud and clear. If street noise bothers you, this might not be the place for you, but if that kind of thing isn't a big deal, this was a good apartment. The only other thing that bothered us was that the photo of the shower shows a nice big rain shower head but the actual shower just had a little junky one. The people in the office were really helpful and friendly, and this was actually the second time I've booked an Airbnb run by them in Malaga, they know what they're doing.