We enjoyed much about Eva’s place. The first thing you notice is that it is not in any kind of tourist area, which is great. You definitely feel like a local right from the start. From the outside, the building looks quite modest and residential. (Eva’s place seems like the only dedicated short-term rental in the building.) Once inside the apartment you’re in a very modern space. The kitchen and living room have lots of natural light and sleek lines. The kitchen and bathrooms are all newly renovated. It’s all very well appointed. Unfortunately, sleeping was difficult. The only AC is in the living room, and there is no air flow to the bedrooms so they get very stuffy. The only bedroom window opens onto the building’s central staircase/air shaft. The building’s main entrance is just one floor below, and every time someone opens the front door it clanks very loudly and the lobby light turns on automatically, spilling bright light into the bedroom. And you can hear people going up and down the stairs just outside the bedroom window at all hours. Plus, other apartments also have windows opposite the bedroom, and you can see right into their kitchen just a few feet away. You could pull down a window shade but to do that you have to close the window and there’s no air. If you open the window there’s a lot of noise and unwanted light, and lack of privacy. I found sleeping to be very difficult and ended up trying to sleep on the living room sofa. People obviously live in the building so they somehow manage. But as a dedicated short-term rental Eva’s place takes some getting used to. Otherwise, the location is very cool.