Sorry to say that I had a bad impression from entering this apartment right at the get go. (Although no complaints about Andrea’s responsiveness). I should back up. The front desk staff were grim faced, even though I followed the clear instructions to not ask them any questions beyond picking up the key. Is it too much to smile at freshly arrived and weary travellers? The corridor to the room was dank and scuffed. And then the room was by no means large as advertised. I was a group of one adult and 2 kids, aged 12 & 9. At first glance the studio looked clean, but it didn’t smell fresh. The wooden panel at the bottom of the air vent above the door has been wet at one point, and was warped out of shape and coming loose from its’ fittings. It also had rusty-like water stains visible to the eye. This was depressing, but to make matters worse, it was noisy when turned on. I ended up forgoing ventilation at night due to the noise. Luckily we were in winter and not summer. My son took a shower, but as the steam condensed on the bathroom window, dirt was then washed onto the bathtub splashboard. The bathroom light shade also had dead insects collecting in the bottom of the dome. This did not inspire confidence that the apartment was very clean. I’ll admit that possibly I’m more sensitive in these difficult times, but even the rubbish bin had stains on the inside of the lid and bits of strawberry stalks stuck to the bottom. I was cautious of our clothes touching the carpet which didn’t look fresh and had there been enough, I wouldn’t have wanted to get too close to the carpet for yoga anyway.