Flat is situated in a good location. We did not have problems with the Bluetooth keys however I would have preferred to have met someone to check in and have been given a set of tangible keys. The flat building itself is extremely small - the entrance is definitely not disabled or fat friendly and though there is a lift (once you get up a small flight of stairs) this is a hard job with suitcases as the lift door opens one way only meaning you have to step down the staircase to stop yourself being thrown down when you open the lift door. Entrance was also quite smelly. The flat itself was pleasant enough but describing it as being able to accommodate four people is a push. Three of us felt like a squeeze. 1.5 bathrooms is also a lie. There is a teeny tiny shower and a separate teeny tiny toilet. No room for fatties. Even as a non fatty, it felt extremely small. There was a small dining table with only two plastic chairs (even though we stated we would be three guests prior to arriving), one of which had an enormous crack in it which meant that when my mum sat down, her skirt got caught and nearly tore in half. Air conditioning saved us as did the fan in the bedroom. Sheets were a bit dirty on our arrival but it was too late by the time we got into bed to do anything about it. Iron and ironing board were available and very useful. There was however limited room to stretch and put cases out. If you want to use the sofa bed there’s no sitting area. Pictures were quite deceiving and made it look bigger than it was. Despite the central location and closeness to restaurants and the metro, this is overpriced for what it is.