Little Italy Apartments by Barsala

Outside smells of pee a lot of homeless people in area on the 5th floor were I say smells of dog poo and pee

It was a bad experience . The apartment address was not the same you gave in the email . When I got there , I was directed to a different address which is called AV8 . I did not know what was going on. The place I stayed did not provide the body soap and cup and the cover had bad smell . I did not sleep well At the first night .

Overall I have to rate the stay as 4/5 stars. While the location was excellent - Little Italy in San Diego - and the property is pretty new and comfortable, the check-in process, however, was very confusing and frustrating. Most of the issues I experienced were resolved but it took several hours.

I would like to cook for myself and my family. The kichen comes with every amenity I could need to cook. The host Alma was responsive quickly. This was not like a hotel check in. I had to provide a picture ID and a photo of myself with my drivers license prior to staying was unexpected and confused. Since I stayed for 6 days, I need to clean, but No vacuum to clean. I asked a hair dryer but it didn’t work properly. The best thing was that I could park my car in a basement parking lot. Good location and qulity. Quiete neighborhood.

The apartment we stayed in was very nice. Modern. Well furnished. Plenty of space. Nice appliances. Etc... there was just one MAJOR issue and that was the free internet went out the first couple hours. And for the duration of our stay. The message we received from internet provider basically said the bill hadnt been paid. I sent an email that night to Barsala and when it hadnt been addressed by the next afternoon my girl called and was told all the person on the phone could do was pass message along. So a couple days later and a couple texts from my cell phone company about our $145 in overage fees we checked out. Overall it was a beautiful condo and we wouldve loved to spend more time inside but without internet the indoor entertainment was severely limited.