This apartment is lovely and extremely well-located. The actual furnishings were a bit basic and the sofa has seen better days; the place is also a little dark, which is however common in this type of Eixample dwelling. However, the space is a wonderful example of modernist architecture. The floors are gorgeous; not even just the famous hydraulic tile, but actual tile mosaic; the window shutters are also the traditional kind (original, I guess). Having breakfast in the dining room/gallery in the sunny morning hours was a delight. There is a beautiful fireplace (non-functional, I assume--I put little LED lights all around it and it was wonderful ambiance at night). I found the double (not Queen) bed in the large bedroom very comfortable and also liked the bedding. The bathroom and kitchen were no-frills in terms of décor, but very clean and functional (and there's a single-unit washer/dryer as well as a dishwasher). Dinnerware/silverware etc. all also plentiful and in great shape (this is not very common in short-term rental units!). I arrived on New Year's Eve and watched celebrations from the building's *fabulous* roof deck, which has good outdoor furniture and sweeping 360º views (I even entertained friends there a couple of times). Finally, the Eixample Dreta location is excellent--residential but full of life in terms of shops, eateries, etc. My favorite gym (Metropolitan Sagrada Familia) is walking distance. The building is on a busy street but faces the block's interior and is not noisy. Finally, the administrator, Madara, was always helpful and responsive, quick to help with arranging things like house cleaning or luggage storage.