We had a wonderful month-long stay at Heidi's apartment. The flat is exactly as reported in the listing. There were no surprises--except for the careful thought that went into designing it and providing comforts for the guests. This includes small considerations that we were not expecting: laundry detergent for the washer, full sets of plates/silverware/pots/pans, coffee pods for the machine, EU/USA power converters, change of linens, drying rack, etc. The WiFi is excellent. The place is immaculate and well-appointed. Heidi has several framed prints by Sokol who is one of my favorite caricaturists. Even though it's a small flat/studio, the living room is divided into two sections by a small half wall which let us multifunction nicely. I'm an earlier riser than my wife but a nice touch is that the kitchen is set off from the rest of the studio by a door. There is a small counter in the kitchen which I used to set up my laptop and get some work done without disturbing my wife. Of course each AirBnB user is looking for an apartment that suits his/her needs. For us the Doebling (19th District) location was exactly what we were seeking. We wanted to be away from the city center but easily accessible to it. This flat is just a 5-minute walk from Spittelau Station where we could catch the U-6 or U-4 trains and be downtown in 15 minutes or less. It is also a two-block walk from the 37/38 trams which also brought us downtown quickly with beautiful street views of Vienna. For new visitors to Vienna the 19th district is considered one of the nicest districts. It is very family-friendly and quiet. The building is one of Vienna's many prewar buildings (I believe) with tall ceilings, beautiful wrought iron staircases, granite steps, and an inner court for garbage and a few cars. I am guessing that most of the flats have been remodeled and updated like Heidi's. There is a small elevator that can accommodate 2-3 people tops. The neighborhood itself has wonderful features within a quick 5-10 minute walk. There are three wonderful restaurants we frequented. Monte Cristo is a great Italian find. Fischer Brau is a longstanding beer hall with local food, visit Leo Wurst Stand for your Kaesekrainer longing, Teka-Sushi has great Japanese food, Blau Stern is a high-end coffee shop with great menu choices, Monarchie Konditerei is a typical Viennese coffee house. Our favorite, however, was VieNam, a new Vietnamese/Asian Fusion restaurant with a very accommodating manager named Phan. We just couldn't bring ourselves to try another new restaurant on the corner with the name "Venom." Also within a few blocks are two supermarkets: Eurospar and Hofer. There's a very nice city park. Specialty shops we visited include a Persian deli and a very nice "Bio" shop with homeopathic and Chinese remedies owned by the Chen family. A tech note. If you have a cell phone (called "Handy" in Austria) that requires a SIM card, I recommend that...