The apartment pretty much looks like the pictures, but since the windows face the back of the building, the apartment can look dark inside. It pretty small, so if you are just using it to pop in and out when roaming the city or just to sleep it is a good apartment. I didn’t like trying to relax there with two other people because the living felt hot and we would have to go lay in bed to feel cooler. There is an AC in the living and each bedroom. The couch is small and the bedrooms are too. The first night, we only had two sets of towels and one of the ACs wasn’t working but Pedro has his helper Guillermo com later the next day. The building seems older/a little weird and dark but I feel like Pedro tries to make up for that with his apartment decor. The elevator is extremely small, so we took the stairs most of the time. The kitchen was pretty basic and had things a person would need. There were ants on the counter and the water kettle looked rusted, so we didn’t make tea or coffee. We only used the kitchen to pour out water we purchased and wine that the host gifted. Had to dump the water jug in the living that had the AC water dripping into twice, which wasn’t too much of an issue. But it did make us worry in the midnight of the night, if it was over flowing since we slept with the room ACs on. The mop in the front entrance smelled, so I tired to keep that closet door closed, and I couldn’t find an iron or umbrella, since it rained one morning. Pedro was very communicative with me, but I didn’t want to bother him with small things, since we only stood three nights. The towel was the only big issue because I had to share one the first night. The bathroom was a little warm, the shower was kind of weird, but these are just my opinions after staying in other places in Spain before. Besides my thoughts on how the apartment made me felt, it’s still a decent apartment and downstairs there are tons of cafe and restaurants at your fingertips. I am very happy about the location, just wished some things were different in the apt or building. Pedro should have an instruction manual for city recommendations and how to enter the the building and what needs to be in the apartment. The light switch for the building hall was hard to find, so my boyfriend sprained his ankle on the stairs. Also a manual on how to turn on the AC would be helpful too. Lastly, I feel the apartment could of been a little cleaner. Apartment was not messy, but with COVID still an issue it doesn’t look like there has been a deep cleaning in the kitchen or bathroom. The pricing would of been great had I not been charged for having one more guest, so there was three people in total, and I paid an extra $60 for the three nights, I think it was for water usage, because the same amount of electricity and beds would of been used regardless. Things can improved in this place and then it would be a great recommendation for very small groups or couples to rest during their time exploring Valencia.