At arrival it appeared that Antonio was not the administrator. The rent was handled by Minda, a lovely Filipina lady who lives permanently in the apartment. Practically, she only uses her own bedroom and has a separate bathroom. Furthermore, Minda during the day is almost invisible. Arrival, however, was not as smooth as expected. Minda wasn't home and Antonio couldn't reach her. She wasn't aware of our arrival time, whereas this was communicated clearly to Antonio. It took them an hour to sort things out and to have Minda come home. To compensate, Antonio paid for our evening dinner in town. After that, everything was settled and the stay went smooth. The apartment is quite noisy, however, due to thin walls and crying babies at neighbours' apartments. The staircase seems to be crumbling down and makes you feel sorry for the people who have to live there, although the stairs are only a burden when leaving or returning from town. I would recommend the place for travellers on a budget.