We are a family of four (two girls 9 and 11). The accommodation has good value for the money with more positives than negatives.
It is an older renovated apartment that has multiple rooms. One room with a single mattress. This room has a blacked out windo that has the stairway to the rest of the apartment on the other side. So most noise and light from the stairway shines in. The 2nd room is large with a comfortable double bed. Lots of space and closet space. The 3rd room is a couch in a dining room that has a pullout to make a VERY hard double bed. The blinds in the third room are old but do a decent job in keeping out a fair bit of light.
The kitchen is completely full of everything you might need. It has a washing machine that we were allowed to use after asking about it. Initially we were told to use tokens and go to a basement to wash but I think he deals with many places and the instructions were generic.
Wifi is completely hit and miss... if working it does a good to very good job... then suddenly it drops or stalls. Lots of headache with this.
Even though my first introduction to Norbert was two sentences, one who we are and the other is that we have a car, he failed to mention parking is an issue. Unfortunately he had little knowledge of how to handle this and said parking is not his responsibility. We discovered weekend parking is free and on weekdays we could pay (at a tobacco shop) for up to 3hrs more after 9am. We would buy just 30-60min and then drive to a Park and Ride which was €3.50 for the day. After 7pm we would drive back and stay for free.
Close by are a couple of very good choices of grocery stores.
Make sure to checkout at or before 10am as we were leaving right at 10am and when we returned to grab the last of our stuff we were rudely approached by the cleaning staff who was tapping his watch and speaking German telling us we should be out.
The value of the accommodation is good, in spite of some of the negative parts.