Christopher T.
The pictures left out the derelict, graffiti-covered building directly in front of the apartment. In one of our two apartments, advertised for six, there was a double-sized bunk bed, so four men were expected to share it, two on each level. Most doors and windows wouldn't lock, which made us worry about the safety of our belongings. The pool was filthy, with cloudy water and a brown stain around the edges, and the shower head was broken. The whole place looked scruffy and badly run down, as if no money had gone into updating it for ten years. We were a group of eight. This was truly a one-star place, best avoided.
