I don’t know what I expected but the place was very very spacious. I was surprised. Even thought I was going to get one room from the whole flat.
With that said, it was kinda hard to warm the spacious area because there was only one heater. I would recommend going there when the weather is a bit more warmer.
Antonio, to my point of view, has a delicate sense of aesthetics because the house was decorated with cute, sparkly gecko ornaments here and there.
There were also two 1.5L water bottles (I can’t actually remember the exact quantity but it was quite big) provided in the fridge. Many spices for cooking provided! A washing machine and a big drying hanger! Big beds. One queen? and a bunk bed; suitable for 4 ppl. Actually, the queen bed was big enough to accommodate 3 ppl.
The bathroom was kind of cold and maybe the door is broken? I don’t know. You have to slide the door instead of swinging it and we had to put in a bit of force to slide it. But plenty of toilet paper given and also various shampoos and body wash products.
Antonio speaks English quite fluently which is not a universal thing in Spain…
He was kind enough to show us the places to go and eat at on a map! One thing to keep in mind is that there is a tourist tax? that you will be charged. I didn’t know the exact amount that I would be charged but I WAS AWARE of it. We paid 18 euros in total. 4ppl * 2nights* 2.25 =18. I think the charge is for all of Barcelona.
Oh and we lost a ID card during our trip and contacted Antonio to ask if he could check his room and he readily did that for us. Thank you so much for your hospitality Antonio! (FYI we didn’t find it)