The apartment was nice. However there were multiple problems where firstly, there was a lot of miscommunication with check in and check out. The checkout and check in procedure was not communicated at all and even on the day of check-in, I still did not have any information of how to check in. I was going based off of the check in and check out time that was noted on the Airbnb but there was a lot of confusion surrounding it. Additionally, I had to wait a couple hours because Daley had to make a new set of keys, however the keys to the front door did not work a single time and I had to be let in by other residents of the building each time. The walls were paper thin and I could hear every conversation, phone call and the television from every room that shared a wall with the apartment. Also, on the first day, there was a woman screaming in the hallway and banging on the floor with a hammer that lasted for nearly 2 hours. Lastly, there was no wifi for half of my stay, which was a big inconvenience since I needed wifi to get some work done and plan my day in Madrid. However, she did have people fix the wifi during my stay and she also told me of some cafes and restaurants where I could use the wifi. Furthermore, even after the wifi was fixed, I received no instruction about how to connect and I wasn’t even told that the wifi had been fixed until after I inquire. The apartment was nice enough but it definitely was not worth the price and there were many issues.