This is a hostel situation and you’ll have to share the bathroom with 8 people, more or less (4 bedrooms total). The good things about this place are that sometimes you get a breeze (depending on your room), the place is right next to the metro, And the kitchen and bathroom get cleaned often. The negatives: Pedro didn’t tell us this was a hostel. He said he won’t be there, which makes it sound like he lives there, which isn’t true. We had to rely on a random resident in the building to let us in because pressing the buzzer didn’t do anything. After 12 hours of traveling this check-in process isn’t ideal. There is no lift here so you’ll have to carry your bags 5 flights of stairs. Because there are so many people in the house you’ll constantly hear someone opening and shutting doors to use the bathroom at night. The doors are very noisy. If you are staying long term and need to use the washer you’ll have to get permission from Pedro (and he will charge you $5 euros) because he turns the machine off. To compensate for our use of the washer my partner and I didn’t shower. We also didn’t use the kitchen. Also, the shower is broken and there is mold on the shower door. Lastly, the place is very far from city center; it takes an hour on the train.