Bernat’s place was comfortable but there were several things that should be improved. He was a kind host, check in was straightforward, but there were strange things over the month and a half that I stayed there. Initially grabbing the key was easy but immediately upon entering one finds themself in an old home’s foyer with a mix of permanent residents and guests behind each of the doors to what would have been typical rooms in a home — it’s all private but there is a sense of closeness to others which is strange. You must use two doorknobs simultaneously to enter the apartment where floors are squeaky and walls need to be repainted but it’s spacious and bright. Too few utensils or cooking tools to really consider the kitchen usable as is, however there are two refrigerators, a microwave and stovetop but no oven. The kitchen faucet leaks, and the drip is loud, but if you face the spout to the side the drip is diminished. When the wifi was down, Bernat had the neighbors fix it.