If i could i would've given an overall rating of 2.5/5 stars, since that is not possible, 2 stars better reflect our experience than 3.
When we first arrived we were greeted by Pau who was very sweet and kind to us and showed us around. It however felt like she'd spent about as much time in the apartment as us prior to our arrival, which would be none. Fx. she didn't know about the second doublebed that were advertised to have its own room on the apartments airbnb site. The bed was mediocre-at-best mattress found in a closet in the drawing room. Very inconvenient. Besides that the room itself was pretty good.
A few other things:
1. The bedframe in which the two mattresses were (bunk bed room) squeaked constantly which kept us awake the first few nights; in the end we had to relocate the top mattress to the drawing room.
2. The doorknob to the toilet broke apart when Pau first showed us around the apartment.
3. Many basic kitchen utensils were simply missing such as; chopping boards, soap tabs for the dish washer, sharp knives (there were two knives, they were both dull) as well as dishwashing soap, all of which we had to buy ourselves. Except the chopping board.
4. One of the worst things was that right on top of the apartment some kind of construction was taking place, which meant construction noise at random hours in the day. I know it can't be easy for the agency to inform tenants about construction noise - a simple heads up before we booked the apartment would've been sufficient.
5. The Aircondition were funnily enough not located close to any of the actual bedrooms, which could've been convenient as the nights got quite hot.
6. And lastly (not abou the apartment itself) my communication with the Stay U-Nique on the Airbnb app was an interesting experience. Each time i got a reply i spoke to a new person, which was just plain weird and also never gave me the sense that they really cared about their tenants.
Overall the apartment was poorly managed and much too overpriced considering what we got for the money.