We loved the location and the apartment is beautiful. The balconies and windows in particular are great. There is plenty of room--it has high ceilings and feels spacious. There are some issues though. One problem is that the air conditioners intermittently make loud noises when they are on--and even for a long time after you turn them off. Even after days we didn't get used to the noise and had to turn them off, even though that left the house very hot (it was a little too noisy to sleep with the windows open) and sleeping more difficult. It was also surprising and inconvenient that some basics were missing: no hand soap anywhere in the house--even in the bathroom. No trashcan in the bathroom (and none was brought after we asked for it); no clothespins until two days after we asked for them--making it difficult to dry clothes and thus making the washing machine useless; no hairdryer; a slow-draining sink that wasn't fixed for two days; and none of the little things that would have made the house more welcoming and usable. E.g. why provide an electric juicer but no pitcher in which to put juice? Why no bathmat so that you can keep water off the floor? Not even basic condiments/spices (literally, one individual-sized packet of salt and pepper. No real kitchen towels. That three random books on engineering and international sailing (but with beautiful covers) were the sole human touch summed up the approach to furnishing/hosting that kept this apartment from realizing its significant potential. We were also nonplussed that, after insisting that we provide the exact time (not a window) of our arrival literally weeks in advance (even though the initial confirmation email said we could provide our arrival time a few days in advance), the Habitat representative was still 45 minutes late, keeping us waiting on the streets with our bags for hours (we had arrived early and told them that). These are all readily solvable problems though, and we mention them in the hope that for the next visitor they will be.