What a disappointment. Djamel's flat feels very run-down: the sofa was covered in claw marks, the wallpaper was peeling or damaged throughout, the front door was covered in deep gouges.
Worse, the bathroom sink was clogged and smelly, and would start backing up after maybe 5 or 10 seconds of running water; I contacted Djamel about this, and he basically said, yeah, sorry, I'll have to deal with it some other time.
The flat lacks a functional fan, so it gets very, very hot on a warm day. (And again, Djamel's response about the fan was basically, yeah, sorry, whatever.) Even leaving the windows fully open at night, and the shutters completely closed during the day, wasn't sufficient to cool the place. Moreover, the paint on the windows is so brittle that the floors were covered in paint chips after a night with windows open (a genuine concern for someone like me, traveling with a small child).
The advertised balcony ended up being a pair of 0.5 square meter (tops!) little outcroppings; nothing deserving of the label "balcony".
On the plus side, the location is good, and check-in was easy enough, if slightly impersonal. We were so disappointed overall, however, that we stayed in a hotel for our last night: wasted money, but better than another night in this dingy flat.