Before booking this apartment, you should know that is it not - as the listing implies - leased by one person, presumably Aitor. This apartment is run by a company which owns the entire building - so the place is like a mini hotel, but with apartments rather than rooms. There is no personal aspect to the experience, as AirBnb was first intended to be when the company was founded. Unfortunately, this apartment exemplifies the worst of what AirBnb has become - hijacked by big companies like Líbere (the actual owners of this building/ apartment).
Both the building and the apartment itself are very new and updated, but the neighborhood does not feel safe at night. The check-in was long and complicated: after being told that the electronic check-in link had been sent when I had initially booked the place (which I couldn’t find), I was sent the link again, which led me to a lengthy process of putting in all the travelers' info (IDs etc) while we stood outside the front door, bags around us, waiting for the code to be sent.
Not to mention, the apartment has none of the essentials one needs when traveling. There was no salt, no pepper, no olive oil, etc - in other words, things nearly every AirBnb host provides. There is a fully-equipped kitchen, sure, but no sponge or soap to wash the dishes. We were there only one night - passing through on a road trip - and had to leave the dishes dirty. We were traveling with an infant - which I included when booking through AirBnb - yet there was no crib when we arrived. When I called, I was told that I had to specifically ask for the crib, even though it’s clearly listed under its amenities. The crib was delivered in 15 minutes.
Another thing to know is that there is no street parking nearby, and the nearest place - recommended by Aitor - charges 23 Euros the day. It was an extra expense we didn’t anticipate when booking.
All in all, this apartment - and the experience - was not worth the expensive price Líbere charges.