I stayed for almost a month and have both good and bad things to report: on the plus side, it was clean, the location is excellent, right in the centre and halfway between the tourist sights and Alameda (area with tapas bars). It is fairly quiet (but you can hear neighbours talk and the neighbour across the hall sometimes plays loud music, but lowered it when I knocked on the door). The bed is comfortable (I slept well) and the internet is fast (once or twice a bit spotty in the bedroom). Bathroom and shower is very good. Kitchen is very handy with a washing machine, proper cooker (but no oven) and a big fridge and freezer (although the sink is a bit awkwardly placed in the corner) but could be MUCH better equipped, especially compared to most other Airbnbs. I ended up buying some essentials (grater, peeler, breakfast bowl) that I left behind. I also brought my own coffee maker (there is a Nespresso machine, but I prefer filter/press coffee). This is the downside with renting an appartment where nobody lives, or cooks, or would notice things as opposed to renting a "home". An other major downside at least for me was that the airco is for the whole appartment and not individual for the bedroom. There is almost no natural light, which makes sense for shutting out the heat, but to me it makes it gloomy and there is only ceiling lights. A lot could be done to make the living room more cozy. Also, bring a crome cast for the tv if you want to watch Netflix. Communication with the host: The girl who checked me in didn´t seem to know much about the appartment (for example how the airco worked). There were also no personal recommendations or guest instructions etc like some Airbnb hosts give or put in a booklet. I was in contact with the company/host a few times during my stay but sometimes I had to recontact them for a reply. For the high price I would have expected more, and I would not stay here again.