Our initial impressions were definitely mixed and it began with our difficulty in locating the actual door and the right key box. The host really ought to take a photo of the actual exterior door in the Ruelle as there are many unmarked entrances and key boxes galore to confuse matters. Only after a chance encounter with a neighboring property owner were we able to locate the ochre facade from other similarly colored ones! We open the green door and face an ancient uneven stone staircase, the step height and width of the treads is random; thank goodness for the metal handrail affixed to the walls. But there ‘s no indication of what floor and which door our key is to open. We ascend, try our key into another vacationers door, they open their door and direct us back down the ancient, extremely steep stairs with luggage. This is difficult to say the least! The host should have clearly indicated which interior door would open to our rental unit. But, once we found the door, on the first floor, ie, one flight up for Americans, we liked our apartment very much. It’s like the photos: open, well equipped, clean, bright and comfortable. Plenty of hanging and shelf storage too. Smallish bathroom but a great shower and plenty of towels too. The king bed was very comfortable, the large square pillows aren’t for sleeping and we only found the two sleeping pillows the night before we left; they’re on the very top shelf in the closet. The washing machine worked very well.