The place was unfortunately not my best I guess. Yiss didn't give any introduction when I arrived, she just gave me the keys and said that she needs to leave immediately for her journey. I never saw her after that. We only texted abruptly a couple of times.
They have a color system in the common areas, the people who live there had to let me know how all this works because they didn't want me to use their things what I didn't really know of course... they only speak Spanish too. Therefore if you don't know Spanish, you will not be able to communicate much. In the kitchen, I was only allowed to use few pans and dishes with 2 cups. Not bad. But no bowls, no pots, no water cooker, not even a cutting board and other basic stuff you expect. I felt like buying a half kitchen for only staying there a month. They had a microwave, oven and stovetop of course. The stovetop was very nice and fast at least. But still I had to boil water and eat cornflakes in the pans at first.. not what I expected because it was supposed to be equipped with bowls and basic stuff. Laundry and kitchen products, like soap, need to be bought too, that's alright I guess, even if it would have been nice to have something from the house for a month stay, it's not the world to be a bit guest friendly and provide something in my opinion.
Hanging laundry was also not the best experience. I didn't know what I can use, so once I used the laundry hanger from the couple that lived there, and they told me I need to ask them first, because it's theirs.. well. My blanket in the bed was like a sofa blanket with no bed sheets to use. Luckily I am not the most picky person, but still, it felt not really clean using this blanket in a Airbnb this way. The bed had only one bed sheet so when I wanted to wash them I had to plan very well, because they had to be put on in the same day.
Furthermore, no really warm showers. It's something between lukewarm and cold. But it was not the worst, it's just not nice in wintertime. There is no central heating working in the apartment, but they have air conditioners. However for me it wasn't the best option.. because after a while the air gets very thick to breath. Maybe I was not really used to heat with a AC, but at least you can heat. Sometimes the apartment has power poles, that happen when you use too much electricity at once. For example, when you use the oven or the stove with the washing machine at the same time. One day I came back, someone had caused a power pole, I figured this out because no electricity was running through my room. Electricity partly returned after asking someone to turn it back on, but my socket stopped working after that, I charged then all my digital belongings in the living room, what was also not the biggest deal for me, but even after communicating to her brother who lives there too, nothing really happened in the last week. To have few more trash cans would have been also nice, like in the room or in the bathroom. There was no system for using trash and I also didn't know where to get really rid of it except in this small mixed basket in the kitchen where I felt like being responsible for putting bags, even if it was partly commonly used. All in all there were a lot of things that were not mentioned and I didn't like.
But there were also few good things, location is as described, supermarkets and shopping options are just down the street, subway that gets you in the city and else where is also very close located. The room had enough space to organize your things, just hangers for the cabinet are missing, maybe also an advice to provide. There is a little table in the common space where it's possible to eat. But not recommendable for Homeoffice. If there wouldn't have been all the others things I could have recommend this stay with a good feeling.