The flat is very well laid out for a larger group. There's a central living room connected to the kitchen and the toilet (separate from bathroom). There's a large master bedroom at one end and two adjoining small rooms each with their own bed at the other end. Most importantly there's a separate dining room where one can work at night without disturbing any other flatmates.

The flat is very close to Naschmarkt and it's very easy to get to Museumsquartier or the first district (many of the best museums, galleries, shop and theatres are here).

The furnishings are not as nice as in the picture (more Swedish furniture store than old Vienna). The flat is bright but not quite as bright as in the pictures, with the exception of that dining room and the kitchen which really do have excellent light. The welcome is polite but not particularly personal or warm. You have the feeling you are staying at a business or a hotel and not a private flat. Though I arrived at the agreed time I had to wait two hours for the owner to return in order to be able to provide my documents (she had other guests arriving and didn't have any time for me). This was some inconvenience as I missed the first part of an event. She shouldn't book back to back checkins and if she needs additional help to check more people in, she should make arrangements to obtain that help.

All that said, I might stay in the flat again thanks to the great location and the splendid layout which does give a good separate space for working away from the main group. The beds are comfortable (or at least mine was).