Gorgeous apartment with a really stylish interior and only a 17min walk from Park Guell and 22min walk from Sagrada Familia. A few minutes from the apartment there is a lovely square which has some great pubs and a couple of cheap tapas restaurants. I think the highlight of our stay was being able to open the shutters to the balcony at the front of the property and look out onto the streets of Barcelona from our beds. The property was very clean and coffee was provided but no water. You cannot drink the tap water in Barcelona but there is a supermarket a couple of minutes away where you can get bottled water. The only slight issue we had was that a small elephant appeared to be staying upstairs which often woke us up and there is quite a lot of noise coming from the streets, especially on a Friday night. But if you're looking to party then this wouldn't be an issue. Also do remember to have cash for the tourist tax which is 2.5 euro per person per night. We knew about this when booking but it was so long ago that we had made our booking and was only reminded on the last night about leaving the cash on the table before we left. So if you are planning to stay here then do remember to bring cash with you! Overall we really enjoyed our stay and loved seeing Gaudi's architecture. I would thoroughly recommend doing a tour of Casa Vicen and Palau de la Musica. Also be super careful with your belongings! I had my iPhone XS stolen from my bum bag on the metro on my way to Barcelona airport. The thieves are very clever and often target people with suitcases that look vulnerable and are so quick that you don't feel a thing! If you do have anything stolen make sure you report it to the Spanish police (there is a station at the airport) before returning home otherwise you won't be insured for theft! There were many people at the airport that had their bags and passports stolen before going through security so please do be very aware. I would advise watching some videos on youtube about the Barcelona pickpockets and making yourself aware of how they work and how to avoid it. But that aside I would 100% recommend staying at Marcello's apartment and exploring the Catalan culture. Enjoy your stay! :)