An old 2 bedroom apartment 30 minutes walk from the beach and 40 minutes walk from the centre.

The bedroom has very old doors which sometimes get stuck and are difficult to open. The shutters are broken and there was no blind so it's impossible to have complete darkness. We had to use eye masks. However even then, the bed was very old and squeaky, and made noises every time we moved slightly, so it was difficult to sleep. The bed definitely needs replacing, it is unacceptable. The room is a good size with space to do some exercises to the left of the bed where there is also a wardrobe and shelving. There is a heater too.
The walls of the apartment were very thin and we could hear every word the neighbours were saying at 1am. One neighbour was playing heavy metal all the time and the other reggaton. We could also hear noise from the street even though there was double glazing.
There is an adjoining room with a desk where I taught my lessons. At one point the owner came in, opening the door whilst I was teaching and started to make noise and even spray disgusting spray around the room. It was awful, bothering my class and leaving me to breathe it in (the windows were closed). I don't know why he did this or how he thought it appropriate, especially considering I had told him previously I would be teaching in there, but it really disturbed me.
There was only a tiny coffee maker when we arrived and the owner did bring a large one when requested. The oven works and uses gas. The living area is good with a sofa and round dining table.
The shower is pretty bad, with a limited water supply. You cannot stand underneath it, you must hold the shower head in your hand to wash.
Considering it was a low budget room I wasn't expecting much. However the basics of darkness, a standard bed and common courtesy should at least be covered.