The good about this place is the view which is absolutely amazing. The place was quite clean, good communication with the door man and the host - no issues. The bad about this place - pretty much everything else. We paid over 190 EUR per night (July high season) for this apartment and compared to this price the value we got was very very bad. A lot of things in the apartment were broken or not usable in a way that would justify such a high rent price. First of all the apartment is really small - but even with such as small size you can make a magnificent apartment if you invest some money and attention which was not the case here. There was lack of electrical sockets and some of them were of some strange standard that we were not able to use them, and in this modern age with everybody having so many gadgets it goes without saying that there should be plenty of sockets, or at least extension cords or something like that, I don't want to go to the other room to charge my second phone and/or tablet/laptop. The locks on the windows were mostly broken as it was very difficult to close the windows when we wanted to leave - so not enough security. The beds were really small (140 cm for a double bed - two adult people cannot realistically sleep on such a narrow bed, sorry). In the second bedroom the beds were also small and the springs were very noisy and the headboards were not properly mounted/fixed so it would keep bumping against the wall or the bed during sleep when you want to turn or move your pillow - horrible. The wardrobe closet in the second room was not really usable as it was occupied by lots of other things - ladder, ironing board, drying rack, etc, and no place to hang up the clothes. In the bathroom - very little soap, enough to wash your hands 2-3 times and then it was over. Toilet paper holder was half-broken. In the kitchen - oh dear, where to start.... There was no dish washing liquid, so we had to buy some. There was a coffee capsule machine but not capsules (yes, I expect at least a couple of capsules to be provided if you are providing the machine), there were coffee filters but no actual machine to make filter coffee. The stove had two electric and two gas burners. The gas burners we had to light with a cigarette lighter - I can't believe that in the 21st century I still have to use this method and not a more convenient/safe lighter for the stove. One of the electrical burners was not working properly - only some random turning of the knob made it work. The oven was also not working properly - first could not get it to turn on, then couldn't turn it off. There was no olive oil in the kitchen - crazy in a Spanish kitchen I think. The toaster was broken - the main handle was barely usable, and got my toast somehow burnt to black pieces on the second attempt. The extraction hood was not working - neither the extraction nor the lighting function. The light in the kitchen was not working properly - you had to wait 10 seconds after turning it on before the light actually appeared. There was not tea kettle. There were no proper cutting knives - only one small one which was not sharp enough to cut a tomato so I had to cut them with a steak knife. Only 1 small cutting board the size of my palm - not sure how you are supposed to cook with this. With all of these things missing/not working in the kitchen I would say that the kitchen was not really usable - to me it was just a space with some kitchen furniture but not really a utility space for cooking. Overall for the price we paid this was a very bad deal and I don't know why someone would want to stay in the apartment until it gets some attention and investment to fix everything, the view alone cannot justify all of this for such a high price. For such a price everything needs to be flawless.