I had a pretty awesome stay at this apartment. Location wise, it's delightful adjacent to the centre of town... Just enough for you to have sufficient space, and to be within 2-3 minutes walk from everything you need.
The apartment itself was clean, large and well equipped; it included a coffee machine dishwasher, smart TV (ideal for Netflix and Prime) and lift /elevator.
I arranged to meet Eva and ended up arriving an hour late, after having a rather unscheduled trip around Karlplatz... thanks google maps 😕
As part of the apartment wifi, you get a simple to use super-portable router, (the size of a Satsuma), that allows you to roam the city and consume data at no extra cost. This proved especially helpful when trying to track down my mother (it was a trip for her 60th birthday).
I found it a little weird, to my British tastes, not to have a shower curtain across the shower/bath, but if that is my only gripe, then I'm content with that.
The Brits love to swath their beds in pillows and super thick quilts /blankets, so the beds here were sparsely fournished; this mattered for all of 45 seconds before I realised that the firm mattresses were actually quite sleep-incucing
Eva was an incredible host; helpful, considerate, patient, warm, knowledgeable and suitably friendly.
I would absolutely stay here again if in Vienna. I would also recommend the apartment (and Eva) to friends and family, in fact, after seeing Vienna in Winter, I'd love to see it in Spring.
P. S.
Lesson learnt, grocery shopping needs to be done before 6pm Saturday. Other than restaurants, cafes and museums, nothing is open in Vienna on Sundays.