The apartment looks much better in the photos than in reality. It has been originally set up as some kind of yoga studio and made into an Airbnb apartment. In the description it says:
"This fully furnished, comfortable apartment has a double bed in the bedroom, and a living room with a (pull-out) sofa, dinner table, and TV (with over 1000+ international channels!) as well as a kitchenette with a microwave and fridge/freezer. The apartment is the perfect homestay for 2-4 people."
The double bed is a pull out from the wall bed and is terribly uncomfortable. You can only get in from one side because of the over-sized "walk-in" closet right up against the edge of the bed. Why would you need this when you are travelling? It's a big wast of space.
The kitchenette is so small it is almost impossible to cook anything there, partly because of the massive sink which takes up most of the extremely small work surface. Two of the plug sockets in the kitchen are pulling out of the wall exposing the power cables in the wall. This is dangerous and needs fixing.
There is no microwave as advertised. The fridge has no freezer.
The "TV" is a beamer onto a screen - no channels, just a computer connection.
The wifi did not initially work. Once I restarted it I was able to connect one computer. The second one did not connect at all. In the description it says that there is an [wired] Ethernet connection. This was not the case, but to be fair, the host delivered a short ethernet cable. The connection was still very slow and I ended up using the wifi connection from the pub opposite, which is much faster.
"There is a private entrance directly into the apartment." - This is true, but it is a door directly onto the street, which does not make you feel very safe. It is also right by the tram stop, which is convenient, but noisy and not very private.
We stayed in the summer and the apartment felt cool. I would not like to stay in the winter as the infra red heating panels look very inadequate and I think it would be very cold.