The flat is unique and very nicely located in a very advantageous part of Barcelona. The Born is well served by many wonderful restaurants, walkable attractions, and transportation options. Our contact with the Punset family was excellent, both prompt and truly welcoming, by e-mail and meeting in person upon arrival. For non-natives the address can be a bit tricky to find, but once there we were delighted. The apartment is up 4 floors, up a somewhat uneven set of stairs, so we hoisted our suitcases and ourselves up with care. The building is marvelously historic and the contemporary flat a welcome contrast. What is gained in architectural inventiveness, however - - glazed walls and moveable partitions - - is in small part given back in a compromise to privacy. That's especially true for the master bathroom's two all-glass walls. The benefit is light and air to the front door, but the drawback is motorized shades that restore privacy and work well but, after a shower, should be left down to dry and avoid mildew. Fine, but that blocks the door to exit. Ah, architects! This is a quibble, as was the absence of the television sized as described and weak wi-fi, but we were not really bothered, as it happened, by any shortcoming. On the plus side, the beds were very comfortable and the wine fridge got the most use of any kitchen appliance. The centrally-located dining table was where we plotted our very full days out, and we didn't rely on the living space or home-entertainment devices at all. The city captured our attention and our hearts, and we were delighted to be the Punset family's guests in this ideal, intriguing, and hospitable spot.