Our stay was, just okay. The location is fantastic , that's its primary feature. The apartment is very small, and the somewhat dilapidated building seems very, very old... though the apartment itself seems to have been recently re-done. You can tell they put a lot of thought and effort into decorating the apartment (though I disagree with decision for white floors which just show off every bit of dirt & dust). The kitchen is nicely sized. Sofa bed was comfortable. Rafael was prompt with email communication, but not great at problem solving. Email was the only way to contact him during our stay. There are three doors to get into the apartment: a street door, an interior door, and then finally the door to the apartment. I emailed him to let him know that keys to the street door and the first interior door were both problematic - sometimes leaving me to struggle for over five minutes to get the doors to finally open. (Strangers / locals would stop and try to help me, and they would also struggle.) I emailed Rafael to let him know and his response was "we have never had problems." I was left pretty underwhelmed at that very unhelpful response. So I just had to continue struggling to get the keys to work. The two main queen beds are up in lofted areas. The stairs to get up to the lofted areas are very awkward to get up and down, and I even clipped my heel on them, drawing blood. Hot water runs out if you shower later in the morning (I'm guessing hot water is shared with the other connected / small units that Rafael rents out).