Sitito Escribano Apartment

It’s on my street, and it’s really quiet and clean.

There’s a lot that could be improved. The bathroom tiles have holes, the bed creaks, and we were given just two towels per person for seven days, plus only two toilet rolls. At least there was a washing machine. The kitchen sink cupboard doors don’t line up, and its pipe came loose on the first day. A broom cupboard in the kitchen would help, since the broom, dustpan, and mop were squeezed into the bathroom beside the washing machine. Parking is a long way from the apartment, and the road was closed during the Holy Week processions. On the plus side, it’s quiet, there’s a washing machine, and the kitchen has what you need. In my opinion, there’s plenty of room for improvement.

There’s no lift, and the apartment is on a pedestrian street reached by stairs and a ramp. That could be difficult for anyone with reduced mobility, so it may not be the best choice if you’re traveling with them. The apartment itself is in good condition and fully equipped, cleanliness was adequate, though the double bed is small.

Parking was impossible, and the apartment entrance is on a steep street that’s hard to access. You have to carry your bags down from the street above, where there’s nowhere to park either. We also had ants, no working Wi-Fi, and no broom. One air conditioner wasn’t working properly or cooling. We happened to be there during a festival.