The flats facilities were fine, apart from unintuitive positions for light switches, not light dimming especially next to the bed. But I count that as minor issues. What did stress me out very much was the room, furniture and bed clothing scent mixing with an anti-insect scent sipping from a dispatcher which was left on (maybe malfunctioning). I unplugged that one immediately. But, the scent was pretty intense and awful and did not go away, although I ventilated 24/7. I dunno, maybe some would consider it as fresh, I found it nauseating. Next were some unclear/missing directions. For example it took me quite some time to switch the heating on. Also checking in was a bit of a challenge, at least for me after travelling 11 hours. There was a key safe outside with a key chip for the front door and another safe hidden near the flat door. I personally do not like this modern automated money attitude, I think, at least someone in the house could have like 5 min to greet and introduce me to the basics. This would cost like a small chat with a house member and maybe 10 EUR and hence raise the experience dramatically.
Finally, I obviously misread or misunderstood how to hand back the door opener chip. It was supposed to be done immediately, which I could not understand from the intro text. When I finally tried to put it back, the code was changed. When I contacted the owner he knew of nothing. Fine, but then it was not possible to advise me differently, he persisted in mentioning how this would bother him and the next client, instead of suggesting a different solution. Finally, I made suggestions, but he was not able to select one. Finally I took a rather obvious one: put the chip and the key in the second key safe. So only one other person of the multi-tenant house would have to open and then the key and chip should be easily attainable.. Anyway, for me here finally the client-vendor roles seemed oddly reversed. I really wanted to help in this case, but also not miss my train. Afterwards I thought: this was really bad service.
NB: This is my first bad review ever anywhere.