I have mixed feelings. Positives: the apartment is extremely well placed with cafes supermarkets etc and a stones throw from public transport that will take you everywhere. The apartment is also huge with lots of space, including the bed which is some sort of king size deluxe! You have a fridge and washing machine and a great sized bathroom. It’s very clean and towels were all clean etc, apart from a weird brown stain on the bedsheet…
The negatives: this is clearly an unused apartment that nobody lives in full time so the pots, pans, utensils are limited - if you’re looking to cook anything beyond a boiled egg or soup, I think you would struggle. We were here in summer and it was extremely humid - there are two layers of windows with a blind in the middle that you can’t pull up. This makes it impossible to get any fresh air into the apartment and the only source of cool air comes from a broken down standing office fan that sounds like a chopper coming into land in Vietnam (so useless). Above each of the windows is a “helpful” additional window with NO BLIND and there are no curtains - so sunlight comes in the second it rises. This woke me up and made it difficult to sleep (and this was already very difficult due to the humidity of the apartment - no joke, I was literally dripping in sweat from sitting on the couch).
So overall, any recommendation depends on your needs. If you’re just looking for somewhere to lay your head that will be very spacious and well placed with the ability to make a coffee and have some yoghurt etc then this place is great, especially if it’s winter/cooler months. However, if cooking a meal, being able to get cool in hot weather, get fresh air into the flat, and blocking sunlight when sleeping are all things you value in your accomodation, then I would not recommend.