The location is great, but the place was HOT 24/7. It NEVER cooled down inside the whole 2 weeks we stayed there. Something in the building generates heat and feeds it to this tiny one room apartment. It stayed about 10 degrees F hotter than outside, day and night, even with the window and door open. It if was 85 F outside, it was 95 F inside. At night, if it was 70 F outside, it stayed 80 F inside. So we ran the fan but it was barely adequate, even for sleeping. The window had to be left open for cooling, but it opens to an interior courtyard with lots of other apartment windows just 20 feet away. So every time any of those apartments turned on a light or made a noise, it woke us up. Also, the apartment is TINY, and about 40% of it is taken up by the queen bed. The single table is barely big enough for a laptop, there is nowhere to sort your belongings, etc, etc. I should mention that this may be typical for Europe, but it was really hot and there was no room. My wife and I constantly tripped over the fan and each other. Also, it's a fire trap. Third floor with only one way out, the stairs which are quite a ways into the interior of the building. In case of fire on the two floors below, the stairs would become a chimney of heat and smoke and would be impassable. This would not be legal in the US.