This apartment is comfortable and centrally located. It is managed by a property management company along with other units around Barcelona. I believe Luis is an employee of the management company - not a individual host. The description is a little misleading as it is listed as a one-bedroom apartment. It is actually a studio apartment - no bedrooms. I did notice that there is a foldable privacy screen that can be used to separate the bed from the sofa bed. Sound insulation isn’t great - a lot of street noise can be heard throughout the day and night. This apartment is dated and (other than the updated bathroom) could really use some updates, modern equipment, and more cheerful decoration. The kitchen is well-equipped in terms of dishes, utensils, pots & pans. The apartment lacked sufficient supplies of shower gel and toilet paper and there were no sheets to fit the sofa bed. Luis was very accommodating in providing a late night check-in. I was delayed for 9 hours at El Prat Airport as a consequence of the massive independence protests and police presence that cut off all forms of transport into and out of the airport. Travelers going to Barcelona should be aware of the current political unrest and should consult news media to stay up-to-date with the current conditions in the city.