I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANY ONE. It is in rough shape and needs a lot of fix up (not like the pictures). Also, it is technically a two "bedroom", but there is basically no room EXCEPT for the bed in one of the bedrooms, so you practically have to climb onto the bed from the doorway (and the door is not really a door that swings open). Worst of all was the checkin and communication. We had a car illegally parked outside and Lore-Henzo (he goes by two names) sat in the apartment the whole time with almost no instructions on which doorbell to ring, which elevator floor he was on. My 80 year old mother ended up 1 floor above the apartment, my wife was one floor below and I was carrying all the bags up stairs because I had no idea where he was located (tiny elevator). Then, when meeting him (he offered no help as we obviously struggled with luggage up stairs and I don't recall even a "hello"), he pestered us the entire time to immediately pay the 3.30 Euro/person tax while we continued to struggle with luggage and with a car illegally parked outside. Oh, he also had no change, so he expected me to have 9.90 Euros exactly. I only had a 20 Euro and so I eventually paid through the Airbnb app (which I don't think he knew existed). No instructions about the apartment. He just ran off once he realized I was not going to pay the 3.30 immediately. The main lock for the apartment is remote control, so it took 3 hours to get instructions on how to lock the door (it was obvious once I knew it was remote) and the hot water did not really work for the first 2 hours. When I asked about the hot water, all he said was "actually, it does work." Really helpful. We eventually got it working. We've had great experiences in Spain with people and places (over a 3 month trip), but this was stood out as miserable. Luckily we only spent one night before our train ride.