This is an amazing apartment filled with more closet and drawer space than any family could possibly need (there were 3 of us). The rooms are huge, the beds and pillows are super comfortable, and the kitchen very convenient, including an efficient washer/dryer. I do wish the wine glasses had been placed lower in the cabinets, but tumblers are always useful! The smaller bathroom serving the front bedroom and kitchen is very small but workable for 1 person, but the master bath serving the big bedroom is huge and comfortable. There are hand-nozzles on each shower - a must in my opinion - and good water pressure. Keep showers short to make sure you have enough hot water. The 6th floor location allows plenty of sunshine to come in even in the dead of winter, and the double set of windows keeps all the street noise away, so the apartment was very quiet. We appreciated the extra set of windows during a couple of very windy nights which rattled the outside set! One reason we selected this apartment is the sofa and lounge chairs in the living room - they were very comfortable and exactly what we wanted at the end of an afternoon after hoofing it around the city for 8 or 9 miles. The building is very quiet as well - we only saw the neighbor across the way once, and the rest of the floor is a business enterprise which was closed at night and on the weekend. The elevator was reliable and quiet, and the concierge very helpful and friendly. The location of this apartment can't be beat. We'd never been to Barcelona before and weren't sure where to land, but we're so happy we found this apartment. The street is very busy, but the building is secure and we never felt uncomfortable with the traffic or the pedestrians. There's a convenience store right outside the building which was perfect for that last minute purchase of toiletries or milk, and there's an El Fornet (a local coffee/pastry chain) on the other side of the entry for that early morning croissant or late afternoon tea. The Passeig de Gracia is a few steps away with taxis or metro, and Casa Batllo right by the corner - one of the most fascinating of Gaudi's creations. Jepis and Clara were wonderful to work with - reliable and easy to contact. They had us met by their manager, Pepe, when we arrived, who provided us all the essential information about the apartment and mapped out for us where to go for shopping, groceries, and sights. We never had any problems with the apartment itself, and only reached out to Jepis when we'd dropped a set of keys down the street drainage grate - which we were fortunately able to retrieve on our own. We were a little disappointed to find that the satellite system for the TV is German-based, so nearly all the non-Spanish stations were dubbed in German, but...