The apartment is beautiful, and very conveniently located next to Schönbrun Palace. Having spent a week in the apartment, I can make some recommendations to future guests for items they may wish to bring with them which are missing from the apartment: travel fans (especially for the smaller bedroom as there is no window and it gets very hot!), chopping boards, tea towels, oven gloves, kitchen sink plug, non-slip mat for the bathroom (floor extremely slippy when wet). The apartment is also located on a very busy road intersection and the noise from the traffic is very loud, so I’d bring some earplugs. Hopefully the owner will install air conditioning soon, because with the windows closed it’s too hot to sleep, but with the windows open the traffic noise (and regular sirens) are too disruptive to sleep. When you arrive, you’ll need to buy essentials like hand soap, bin liners, washing detergent, ice and any cleaning products you’d like to have available (eg surface disinfectant spray). It would also be really helpful if the owner could provide a welcome folder for tourists to contain useful information such as good phone applications to download, location of local supermarkets, takeaways, tourist attractions, public transport info and essential amenities. The best apps we found for use during our trip to Austria (after some Googling) were “City Mapper” (getting around), “WienMobil” (public transport), “Flink” (instant grocery delivery), “Lieferando” (takeaway delivery), “Bolt” or “Uber” (taxis).