My partner and I had an overall nice stay at Sofia’s apartment. Something to note is that Tonia (the one communicating via messages) does not live in the flat; she only manages the Airbnb. This wasn’t made clear to us until the day we arrived. Both women were nice and there was no issue at all with professionalism and politeness. However, the post was a bit misleading and the apartment needs some work. Sofia has a dog, which was not disclosed prior to our arrival. She was good about keeping the dog in her bedroom, but if you have allergies or a phobia, this might still matter. It didn’t seem that the living room was an accessible place to spend time as a guest. The tiny bathroom shower doors were broken, so one must be very careful when opening and closing them or they fall off. The little bedroom suite windows do not have privacy or ways to insulate from noise. The double doors leading into this room don’t stay closed and you have to latch it with a padlock to not swing open. The bed is not actually a bed; it’s a mattress topper of some kind that is only a few inches thick laid on a metal wire frame. This flips forward when getting on and off the bed if you are not very careful when moving around. If someone is aware of all this and accepts it, then the stay can be great (at the time of our reservation, none of these issues were made clear). We were able to do some laundry while there and had keys to come and go as we needed. The location is fantastic, easily accessible to the beaches and tourist destinations, and not far from the metro and buses. We were also provided towels, which was helpful too. Overall, I would consider staying again if on a very tight budget.