The apartment is lovely, but the narrow staircase is a huge inconvenience for someone with full sized luggage, like me. No one is available at check in or check out to help you with your bags, and although I was on the fifth floor, it was actually 6 flights of stairs since theres nothing on the base level. The stairs are so narrow that you cannot really rest your luggage at any point, so getting up there I had to pull it while crouched over and nearly fell a few times.
The side table next to the bed was loose and my friend spilled her drink when she set it down unknowingly.
There was no laundry detergent or dish soap, so although it’s great to have a washing machine, if you’re only staying for a few days it’s more the inconvenience of having to go buy detergent than even the cost of it, so I would have appreciated that being included.
I also had not found the drying rack originally and when I hung my clothes on the chairs, I noticed the next day the wood had stained my whites. This is not Numa Seda’s fault but a word of caution if anyone wants to air dry their clothes.
There was a bad smell coming from the shower drain and the water took a long time to go down, so it makes it hard to keep the shower floor clean because it gets full while you’re showering and if someone else if going after you, they have to wait for the water to drain a few minutes.
There was no body wash left in the shower when we arrived.
The tv also didn’t work. It seemed to not have signal.
I think the neighborhood was excellent and a great location—albeit a bit noisy— but I think quite expensive for what it is.