While this might be an okay option if you are planning on a short stay, I would advise not to stay here on an extended trip. The negatives are the person next door loves to smoke cigarettes in the adjacent bathroom and the smells come through, the whole building is extremely noisy and you can always hear people fighting, having sex, etc. The whole building has infrastructure issues, the worst of which was the water being cut off for over 36 hours with no warning and no explanation. As well as the WIFI was very unreliable. We understand all of this was out of Jose’s control, however be aware that he can be quite dismissive. This may be due to cultural differences (we are Australian) but after the initial introduction he became rude via messages, calling us filthy for not wanting to pay for his cleaning lady more than once (every fortnight) along with the cleaning products she used. He did not even thank us for the clothesline among other things we had to purchase that we left for future guests (Thank us later). On a side note, especially for elderly people, there is no floor drain in the bathroom, so the floor can be quite slippery! On a positive note the apartment is quite close to the University of economics and around a 30-minute walk to the city centre or beach. The local mosque is only 50m away too. Jose was also helpful in regard to restaurant recommendations and places to see near the apartment.