The description to Emma and Jay’s place are explicitly laid out and truthful. It’s honestly completely distasteful and disrespectful to be calling a location “ghetto” simply because someone refuses to acknowledge the fact that they didn’t look through the property listing throughly.
Now that’s out of the way, Emma and Jay has a third party that helps them assist their clients. They have also directly communicated their messages with me as well. The third party was easy to work with, and they provided very detailed instructions for check in, check out, and made sure I was comfortable throughout my stay. If I had any minor issues, which I had with the wireless (difficulty maintaining connection), but they addressed it pretty speedily.
The neighborhood was safe, and there were plenty of times when I walked back late at night or early in the morning as a solo traveler without feeling uneasy. The space was clean, stylish, modern, and cute for a studio. The door took a few minutes to get used to because it is different from what I was familiar with in the states, but the comment about it was exaggerated. There were many cooking utensils, basic condiments for cooking, dishware, and silverware. The bed and pillows weren’t the most comfortable, but it was okay for the duration of my stay of 6 days. The wet room, as expected since I know how to read and look at pictures, was fine and I addressed to Emma and Jay that sometimes I needed to use spare towels to prevent some of the water from spilling to the next room. They already mentioned to me they have a solution in place!
I highly recommend this location, especially for one person/solo traveler, to maximize comfortability. I think the most impressive part of my stay was the consistent communication I received from them, whether it was directly from the hosts or the third party. They were accommodating, and if you need anything, they’re more than willing to help! This is not a high end place, but for the price, there is no better deal! I, for sure, will be back. Thanks guys!