We stayed at this apartment for a week and found the experience good, but not excellent. Primarily this was due to construction work every day (including Saturday and Sunday) that began around 8:30am and continued sporadically throughout the day. The sounds or drills and saws came from multiple locations, so there may in fact have been multiple projects taking place simultaneously.

This apartment had more things in it than most AirBnB places where we have stayed, which was both good and bad. We appreciated plenty of pillows, blankets, pots, pans, and plates, but there was also a significant amount of food left in the refrigerator and cupboards, including plenty of empty containers ready for recycling. The kitchen and TV areas look out to the interior of this residential block, and it's great to see how the residents of the area use their balconies! Inside, the apartment's artwork/advertisements for a website, waauuu.com, are imposing.

Having stayed in other places in the older La Ribera and El Raval districts, we found the large blocks of this area less convenient for walking, although the nearby Sagrada Familia metro stop makes subway travel easy. The cost was high compared to other apartments in Barcelona, but for visitors prizing the proximity of La Sagrada Familia, it's perfect.