Hanna was very communicative from start to finish; she was also generous with plenty of tips and recommendations on sights, restaurants, and farmers markets, especially outside the inner city. The beautiful apartment in the 6th district is ideal for the space, location, and proximity to public transport (Öffis). For a month-long stay, the apartment with a very tall ceiling has more than enough living space for 1 person: ample storage for clothes and personal items, seating and sleeping spaces, plenty of electrical outlets. In addition to what's listed/provided, I definitely appreciated the availability of a washing machine and drying rack for laundry; and coffee pod machine and electric kettle for coffee and tea, respectively. As one observes with a longer stay in Vienna, the higher population density within residential neighbourhoods means a larger number of (chain-) grocery stores. Spar (its various flavours), Billa, Hofer are ubiquitous; Penny Markt makes appearances, too. Open at 740am from Monday to Saturday, Spar and Billa are reachable from the apartment inside a 5-minute walk. The apartment is "surrounded" by public transport options: reachable within minutes are stops to bus 13A, 14A, and 57A; as well as stations to metro lines U3 and U4. With public transport from the apartment, I reached Kahlenberg in 1 hour, Seestadt within 45 minutes, Zentralfriedhof within 40 minutes, and Baden in about an hour. Sure, I might not have needed or used the entirety of the space inside the apartment, but I appreciated its roominess after several hours of baking outside in early-summer heat and tired kilometres of pounding the pavement. I highly recommend Hanna's apartment for its space, location, and proximity to "Öffis".