Our family of four spent 5 days in this apartment on the Plaza Bolivar, right in the middle of town. The two bedrooms are both large, one with a full size bed and trundle single underneath, and the other with two twin beds as well as one trundle single. The full bed in the master has a rather firm and thin mattress, which was fine with my wife and I but might not be to the taste of some. The central living/dining area is also quite large, and (like all the rooms) has lovely high ceilings with fans. Two baths, a functional and well-equipped galley kitchen, and a long entry hall including a washing machine closet complete the apartment. Large windows and french doors are found in most rooms, and the main living area opens onto a patio with a hammock, chairs, and views of the local churches and towers. The two bedrooms have air conditioning, but the central areas depend on the good ventilation and ceiling fans for cooling. I liked the decor quite a bit. The bookcases are filled with volumes on history and art, while the walls are covered with an ecletic mix of local paintings. The place feels like the vacation apartment of some south american writer or intellectual (which it may be). The owners are very responsive to email requests, and the local staff (doormen and the caretaker Ayde, who comes daily and keeps everything clean) were all fabulous. The building has a small shaded pool in an inner courtyard which looks nice, but we did not use it. No significant negatives for our family, but others might be bothered by some things. Music from the nearby square can be clearly heard in the evenings when in the central rooms with windows open, and it can feel warm outside the air conditioned bedrooms during the middle of the day. If you want something newly renovated/modern this may may not be to your taste, but we loved it!