Theresa's apartment is spacious, clean and well equipped, but it also has a couple of flaws worth mentioning, mostly in the summer. We stayed there in early July and the apartment was very hot, even though it was not so hot outside. As the central air conditioning system of the building is clearly insufficient, each of the two bedrooms is equipped with its own air conditioner, but both these additional air conditioners are annoyingly noisy window units. Moreover, the one in the bedroom facing the street aims its air flow right at the bed, no more than 5 or 6 feet away from the head of anyone sleeping there, so that in that room you simply cannot sleep with the air conditioner on, but in July the apartment is too hot, then you have no choice but to open the windows and then it will be the noise from the street and the nearby avenue to keep you awake... Besides the useless air conditioner, the room facing the street has no curtains apart from the vertical blinds – in the summer, this means that the room is already floodlit at 5 in the morning. As a result, heat, noise and light made the three nights I spent in that room almost sleepless. The bedroom facing the backyard is more fortunate – it is less noisy, its air conditioner is more efficient and placed in a slightly more convenient position, and its windows have real curtains in addition to the vertical blinds.
Apart from these drawbacks, the location is quite convenient, less than five minutes away from the metro lines 2 and 3 and less than ten minutes from lines A, B, C. The neighborhood looks lively and safe at the same time.
Unfortunately, I did not have the chance to meet Theresa in person, but she has been constantly available both before and during our stay, always answering my questions within minutes. Overall, I would recommend her apartment, but not in the summer.