The apartment is quite centrally located in Barcelona.
I didn't get to know Pedro himself because he was travelling.
Unfortunately, there were a few adversities:
The specified person (Silvana) who was supposed to carry out the check-in was not present. Only after a long time writing back and forth through text messages did Laura take over, thank you. In the current almost 14 days I have not heard from Pedro, message exchange would be possible via AirBnB.
Room feedback:
The room looks a little bigger than it is from the image shown in the advertisement
The window from the room is aligned to a completely closed light well of about 6 m x 6 m with supply lines and a closed glass staircase, not a pretty sight. In the evening and at night, this area is always illuminated by light from the stairwell, so that the light shines into the room and it is bright.
Closing the window with light protection makes no sense, since the room is then without air supply.
Since the light shaft and staircase is an almost closed area, there is hardly any air exchange in the room even with the window open.
In the morning hours, the metro arrives at the nearby station every 4-5 minutes and all the lightweight components in the apartment vibrate, such as closet doors, blinds and other parts. This is very disruptive and annoying.
An overnight stay for a weekend could be considered, but unfortunately not recommended for a longer period.
I was allowed to use the fridge, thank you.
Unfortunately, the refrigerator was unclean.
Sorry, but I cannot understand and share the classification as a superhost.