The place was fine, but it’s not really a home stay. The neighborhood is nice and felt very safe coming and going on the metro late at night for a family of four with two teens. The apartment was really safe and the people who worked at the front desk were VERY NICE. It was run like a hotel but had none of the hotel benefits, like morning coffee (only two pods provided for four people staying five nights) and cleaning service. Travelers who look for an apartment and not a hotel are looking for a place to make a quick supper and breakfast so tiny packages of salt and olive oil just don’t help in making a salad or an omelette. And it’s really not expensive to keep a bottle of olive oil, some vinegar and salt and pepper on the counter. It’s probably cheaper than buying those tiny packs. At the price point we paid, we are used to such places having toilet paper fully stocked (because we always ran out when the desk was closed—unlike a hotel that has a cleaning crew that restocks the necessities and is open 24hrs) soaps, enough for four persons for five nights, laundry detergent etc. none of this was available without asking for it, and, like I said, we’d notice only when the desk was closed so that didn’t work for us. Also, the AC just didn’t cool the place at all which is brutal in the heat of Barcelona. The remote was supposedly set to 18, but the apartment was always around 25. It was a nice apartment but just not worth the cost.