The place is big enough with 3 actual beds and a big sofa bed to accommodate more than 4 people. The whole apartment is like an Ikea showroom so it’s really pretty with a balcony.
The only thing that was uncomfortable about the apartment is how tiny the toilet is which is separate from the huge bathroom. I’m 5”2 in height with a skinny frame and yet it was a challenge for me to comfortably use the toilet. Also the bathroom has a very narrow tub that is elevated so you need to be careful not to slide or fall down getting in and out of it.
Also, the apartment didnt provide any toiletries; no shampoo, conditioner, soap or bath gel so that was definitely a minus. The kitchen at least had a bag of salt and some pepper.
Also, the building doesnt have a lift so you’ll be carrying your luggage to get inside the flat.
The flat is not near the city center but it is accessible by trams. Basically from the flat you just need to take a tram to Schottentor and from there take another going to the city center. Also a block and a half from the flat is a good cheap grocery store, LIDL that works like ALDI so that’s a plus if you intend to cook.
All was good enough except that the host didnt respond early enough to answer my question about how to find the apartment and the best way to get to the apartment. We started talking before 9am and she waited until 11:30am the time she allowed us to drop off our luggage to give me instructions which was too late by then. I appreciate though that she let us at least drop off our luggage so we can go around Wien while the place is being cleaned.
If you like a big space with a balcony then this is a good place for you. Just dont forget to ask for toiletries otherwise the apartment wont have any for you.