Del Parque Flats Teatro Plaza Premium

During the night a lot of noise from the street since that windows are wooden and old, a lot of air gap and no noise protection. Young English and Dutch are very noisy during the late night. Also, this apartment is much smaler than 72sqm noted in Booking presentation. Also, first entrance in the building is too complicated, if you have no internet application will not work. After this, entrace with key is much easiyer.

The collection of the keys.

Little bit of outside noise. Maybe to be expected but there is a bottle recycling bin on street that when emptied is noisy

Professional host is located in the place where you can not park so it is an extremely inconvenient location for "just key collection" as the apartment is located far far away so you need to drive there anyway. Additionally this is a one way street with limited access and exactly when we arrived the police closed access on the cross road so there was no possibility to get closer to Host's office for key collection. And finally, when you check-out, you have to go again to this inconvenient place AGAIN just to leave the keys. Apartment is located within complicated traffic restricted area and this should be a described a bit by the Host - it is not easy for Travellers to figure it out. The most disappointing experience (unfortunately more and more "popular" within rented apartments within the last few years...) is "savings" on toilet paper (sic!) - you travel 1000 miles, check-in 2 people for 6 days and you find 1,5 rolls of paper, so instead of relaxing time, you are forced to bother and look for some shop for... paper?! This cost almost nothing compared to rental fees and host "saves of toilet paper"? Really? Another disappointing detail of the apartment is failure to nicely "hide" cleaning equipment - the host invests a lot in apartment design and facility but again "saves" on a small cabinet to hide all stuff he needs to later clean the apartment with a nice bathroom with ugly mops and rags in the corner. And BTW - it would not hurt to provide at least a small cabinet/table to let guests put their toiletries somewhere, instead of forcing them to lay those on the floor...