I wouldn’t rent the location during hot months. Fans not sufficient to keep you cool nor are there screens on the doors so expect mosquitos. Bring thick slippers or sandals as the floor is cement.
The neighborhood is definitely Spanish but you step into the apartment and you could be in Oklahoma City or anyplace in the USA.
You may want to use your own towels as the few sets are old and rough material. The cutting utensils and silverware are substandard and makes cooking a challenge. I challenge you to use the peeler for anything.
Location is good. Close to beach and transport. I was at the home for two months and only met the owner in the last two days. Had to YouTube instructions on washing machine and dishwasher. Never had access to TV. No radio so bring your own notebook, Netflix, Bluetooth.
Since I got the monthly rate the value was good but the rate they are quoting now is not worth it to me. Maybe this is why I felt like an invader rather then a guest. I wasn’t paying enough.
I appreciate the previous guests leaving their old shampoo and soap bottles or their would have been nothing. Didn’t use them but I did appreciate Marco leaving the beach umbrella for my use. I get the feeling if some Airbnb renter didn’t leave it there it wouldn’t be there. There were no napkins, tissues or paper towels so bring your own. I got there on a hot day and there wasn’t even a carafe of water in the fridge. So, no, I didn’t get a very warm or fuzzy feeling from the get go. When I found out the owners grandmother and family lived above the apartment I was like wth?
So no superhost in the making here and I think this is my most critical evaluation ever. I took pics of the place as I left it so I would expect my normal excellent review.