I was moving to Vienna to start a new job and thought Klemens's place looked like an acceptable temporary solution whilst I looked for somewhere more permanent - expecting to maybe stay three months max.... That was about 2.5 years ago, and the only reason I moved out is because my partner decided she needed a balcony.
The place is well equipped, well located and well priced.
All the furnishings are good: comfy well sized sofa, which can also be folded round into a bed. Matresses are good, bed is plenty big enough. Toaster, coffee machine, microwave - plenty of pots and pans, baking trays, oven dishes, plates, bowls, spoons, forks etc. Everything an individual or couple could conceivably need in the kitchen, and also plenty to host a few friends. Toaster takes a slightly firm hand, and I would recommend manually piercing coffee pods before they go in the machine - but the appliances do work!
Dishwasher is big enough for a days worth of dirty dishes (etc.) and works fine. All bathroom facilities are decent - no issues with hot water etc. and shower and bath are plenty big enough for your average human beings (i'm 6ft+). No significant issues with Wifi. I will confess, I did not use the TV to try and watch terrestrial television, so can't comment on that - but I did play x-box and watch Netflix on it without problems!
Also plenty of storage space for one-two people, I can imagine for a one child family it could work but might get a bit cosy.
The flat is very well located, anyone in Vienna would already know that the 8th district is a very pleasant place to live - incase you would be new to Vienna, you can rest assured the 8th district is (indeed) a very pleasant place to live! There are lots of decent pubs and restaurants in the vicinity - and also plenty of shopping options. The flat is effectively directly above a BIlla - so grocery shopping is a very easy task.
The flat is located very close to a tram stop and a U6 station, so getting around Vienna is very easy. I play football, and so have had to travel to the edges of the map, and nowhere interesting is more than about 30 minutes away on public transport - 45 minutes if you really are going to the very furthest points, or the airport (for example).
Closer to home, with the U6 it is about 10 minutes to get to Mariahilfer Strasse (big shopping street), same or less to get to the near edge of the 1st District.
Despite the transport connections - there isn't a big issue with any street noise, the bedroom is located on the 'inside' of the building, away from the road.
With all the bills included, alongside the furnishings, considering the size of the place and the location - the flat is very reasonably priced. I think on average (including all the service fees, cleaning fees etc. associated with Airbnb) I was paying a little over 1100EUR/month.
Klemens was a very good host - although we never ended up meeting. Before I moved in I was told the oven didn't work so he was getting a new one, which was installed on the day I moved in. I had some slight grief from the TV licensing people, which he dealt with very quickly. I was operating basically with three month rolling bookings - he at no point suddenly informed me someone else was coming in, and also did not suddenly increase the cost of the reservation when I went to make a new booking. I was also even given a nice selection of beers for Christmas!!
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place as an option for someone either new coming into Vienna, or even someone who lives in Vienna who is looking for a furnished apartment.
Thanks Klemens!