Our stay was SUPERB and we were sad to leave! The attentiveness of Zula was spot-on from the get-go, and even though my reservations were made months in advance, Zula was very accessible and attentive to questions, etc, in the time leading up to the trip. The welcome we received by her father Richard when we arrived was FAR ABOVE and beyond anything we would have ever expected. Not only did he provide each of us (four adults) with our own KEY, he arranged for one of us who was coming at a different time to get the key from him separately, which I thought was VERY accommodating of him. ALSO he actually had fresh fruit, all kinds of milk and juices, snacks AND a gorgeous bouquet of fresh flowers waiting for us, which we never would have expected. Honestly..., the flat itself aside, the generosity of this host was SECOND TO NONE. The flat was extremely quiet inside even though the street was bustling during the day. (We arrived on a Saturday which was a busy tourist day on the street, but we stayed all week long and noticed tourist "vibe" was gone as soon as the weekend was over... :-) This flat was absolutely beautiful and very atmospheric with lots of creative artsy touches (like a curved door entry into the bathroom, skylights, LOVELY eclectic decorating, super cozy bedding, cool roof-top view from the kitchen window, etc. One of the MANY features I so appreciated is that is seemed like everything had been thought of; there was literally a reading light in every spot where one would need one, and a hook for every towel and coat, etc etc. There were lots of cozy nooks to sit with one of Richards many interesting travel books and the patio garden was enchanting early in the morning. Note: The door to enter the flat is literally in the doorway of a shop entrance. Zula told me this in advance, which made the place easy to find. Could have been tricky to find the door had I not known to look in a shop doorway. Also, when leaving the flat in the later hours of the day, it's a good idea to leave the entryway light on for yourself so you can see your way through the inner hallway to the flat upon your return. ;->