Tunç was at the apartment for both my arrival and departure, but I don't think I saw him otherwise. He showed me around the apartment and how to use the appliances. The apartment was very clean and the sheets and towels smelled fresh. I did laundry there and used Tunç's detergent and drying rack. I had read complaints of a weird smoke smell, but I didn't smell anything bad. The Internet was fast and reliable. The location is great - 1 minute walk from a metro line, a tram line, and a lovely 20-25 minute walk to the city center. My room was comfortable and I slept well in the bed. The curtains weren't wide enough to cover the entire window and were quite thin, so lots of light is in the room when you try to sleep. There were some things in the room I found to be sexist - a plaque with a woman's bare chest in the shape of a beer mug and some naked/sexually suggestive photos of women (perhaps some could be seen as artistic, but some were just erotic.) There were also Maxim magazines in the bathroom. I always felt very comfortable around Tunç, but I did not think it's a good idea to have those things in plain view when you host your apartment on AirBnB. Lastly, after I had checked out and left the apartment, I had an issue with finding my BlaBlaCar. I came back to Tunç's apartment and he called the driver for me and sorted everything out in German. That was extremely kind and helpful of him. Overall, it's a great place and Tunç is a great host.