The apartment was in a great proximity to most of the major sights of Brussels. Florence gave great detailed instructions and it was not difficult to find, but if you are coming in from the main train station (Bruxelles Midi) then you should probably taxi or Uber over. She told us it’s a short 5 walk, but I think she meant from the other train station which is closer to the apartment (Brussels Central). Communication was good as we had an issue getting the WiFi to work, but finally got a different password from her and then it was fine. As far as the cons, the water pressure was horrible at least to American standards and difficult to shower after a long day of sightseeing. Just be careful if you are showering and someone uses the sink or toilet. The apartment does not have a/c and it was pretty warm until we opened some windows and let some cooler air in. Luckily it cooled down at night. The downside to leaving the window(s) open is that one could hear all the street noise (even late into the evening) from down below. We did notice some mold growing on the ceiling on one of the floors in the building so hopefully they look into that issue. Lastly the elevator is small, I mean really small. Basically you have to send the luggage up by itself then climb the steps. This can be a pain if you aren’t a light traveler. All in all I would stay here again because of the awesome location.