I had an overall good experience in this place, the location and "more-less" the price made it worth it. There are plenty of things to like about this apartment: it's spacious, clean, with washer/dryer, good AC and reliable wifi, and it's well connected, surrounded by grocery stores, cafes, and restaurants, and even convenient to access the metro/subway (including to/from the airport). However, I didn't find it particularly easy to communicate with the organization hosting the apartment, with delays and lack of response at times (at some point I even wrote a message saying "It's someone even reading these messages?" For example, the person in charged of letting me in (a very kind lady) was not the same person I was communicating with via the Airbnb messaging system, so the communication was not very efficient (perhaps because this is an organization and it was Sunday? I don't know... perhaps it's easier to offer a phone number like most other places to communicate directly). Anyway, I was trying to be kind so I confirmed my flight.suitcase delay assuming someone was already there, then in the mix of messages I ended up waiting on the street in the hot afternoon after a long trip, with no one responding to my messages and no number to call. I was just trying to be polite, but my recommendation is that you don't tell them if you think you might be some minutes late so this doesn't happen to you ...though luckily the lady who met me was very kind. Lastly, they need to pay attention to some other details, maybe minor for some and not for others; I won't mention them here since I already made the suggestions privately. But again, the place is good overall and I would recommend it due to the practical location and positive aspects I described above. Oh, and by the way: pay attention to the note regarding the VAT (10% over the total price before the Airbnb fee) that you must pay on top of the total after you book the place, which other places add to the price listed (they explained to me that they do it after to avoid charging the system's fee percentage to the amount equivalent to that 10% tax, which is a good thing, but also very confusing and a surprise if you miss that information before booking the place. I'm surprised Airbnb doesn't have a better way to avoid this or a way to return the taxes paid if you cancel). UPDATE: I accidentally left a couple of shirts hanging in the closet, and though I wasn't informed the same day, once I found out (six days after) I reached out and they confirmed that they have them and that my contact person in town can pick them up during the next transition of guests, which I highly appreciate.