This is one of the Airbnb hosts artificially created and it shows. The studio is located between floors, part of a redesigned office space, and from here all the problems start: while it is bigger than it looks in the pictures, there's only one window that simply doesn't suffice and it is therefore very poorly illuminated (naturally) and ventilated. For example, if you wash the floor, it takes a few hours to dry, whereas normally it's just a matter of minutes. There's no air conditioning, and the fan provided helps very little especially when it's hot outside.
The biggest problem by far is the bedroom, that is located just underneath the bathroom of the neighbours upstairs, so every time the neighbours upstairs use the toilet you'll definitely hear it. As you can probably imagine, there are nicer things to dream about than the noises you hear. A very thin wall also separates your bedroom from the bedroom of the neighbour on the same level, which again you'll hear everything from: when they come home at 1am slamming the door, what TV programme they're watching, etc. I tried to communicate to the host that none of these are the fault of the neighbours who are simply living their life, and everything is rather due to the very poor design and quality of the materials used when redesigning the office/studio. The host however failed to understand, as they can't speak English very well. I didn't mind at all when they replied to my messages in Spanish, but when I tried to report this problem, it was evident there's a communication problem. Even worse, I presented recorded evidence of the noises, but they just shrugged it off and didn't offer any solution (we wanted to cancel and move elsewhere, but they declined).
The only window is facing the interior court of the building, which tends to be very noisy every morning from Monday to Friday as there's a preschool.
The property is nicely decorated and very well equipped, in a calm neighbourhood. But none of these matter if you're sleep deprived. We couldn't continue and departed 2 weeks in advance, as we couldn't stand it anymore.