The apartment was lovely (spacious and beautifully decorated) and close to many great restaurants as well as to most of the sites/attractions we wanted to visit.
However, while the apartment was wonderful, our stay was a bit tarnished by Hernan Pablo's lack of communication and helpfulness. After the reservation was confirmed, we had contacted the host with some questions and it took several weeks to hear back. Once we got closer to our stay, communication improved somewhat but not immensely. We also inquired about dropping off our bags an hour or two early (please note we did not inquire about checking in), but were told no unless we wished to pay 30 euro. We traveled throughout Spain and had several Airbnb stays - whenever we asked the respective hosts if we could simply drop off our luggage early (to avoid lugging our bags with us while exploring), they were all very accommodating and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome (many hosts also allowed us to check in early without any additional fees as well).
Also, we agreed to meet at a certain time to check in and Hernan Pablo was about 20-30 minutes late - he did not apologize when he arrived and very hastily showed us around the apartment. He was late despite the fact that we had messaged him informing when we had left our previous destination with eta, when we were 1 hr away and when we were 10 min away. We were just waiting on the sidewalk with all our luggage unsure of where he was.
In the beginning, the hot water to the suite section of the apartment was shut off. We had to point this out to our host to get this resolved. The main kitchen had a gas stove - but no lighter. The door coat closet right by the front door was not attached to the hinge and just fell on us when we brushed by it (we put a chair in front of that to prevent it from falling down after). With a little bit of attention on the place, the host could have ensured these issues were not there.
Lastly, he insisted on us providing a digital copy of one of our passports (not just passport information), even though the Spanish law does not require this. When we pointed this out, he was very insistent and borderline argumentative, but eventually let it go (he solely took the passport number, name, and address). When researching this online, it's very clear and straightforward that solely the passport number, name, and address are needed...with all the identity theft one hears about on the news these days combined with what the Spanish law actually says, we thought this ask for a digital copy of a passport was inappropriate. Overall, we liked the place, but not the host.