Caroline set up a taxi to pick me up from the airport which made it so easy to get there after a long flight from Boston, USA. She was so kind when she greeted me and showed me around and since I arrived on a Sunday she had even bought me some food (vegetarian since I told her I was vegetarian) since many of the stores are closed on Sundays. After showing me the apartment she also walked me around the neighborhood quickly to show me some good restaurants and cafes. The apartment itself was smaller than I expected and the bed was a fold-out (though not the typical uncomfortable American kind, it was actually very comfortable), the kitchen was very small, and the shower was approximately the exact size of a standing human being- not much room to move about, and the hot water ran out (though I take long-ish showers). There was also no dining table so it was not a good place to eat at home. I usually just used one of the chairs by the window. For me it was great to be right in the city center because I like some hustle-and-bustle, though it was very loud at night with the windows open. There were many cafes right outside the door and since there were many people around and it was well-lit I always felt very safe. This is an excellent place to stay if you're traveling around the city all day long every day (which I was), but is not a great place if you want to just spend some time relaxing at home.