The apartment has charm abs is spacious. It’s close to a tram stop.
However, what’s not mentioned in the listing is that it appears to be a converted shop at street level with a huge (4m x 5m) window right on to the pavement in the main living space. And it’s a busy main road outside, with plenty of pedestrians walking past. Secondly, the back wall of the living space is a huge double door that gives onto the entrance hall into the building, that is used by all the other building inhabitants. You here then coming and going behind your back as you sit on the sofa. These 2 features- not mentioned in the listing- detract significantly from feeling at home in a private space. Thirdly, the bath is installed on the mezzanine and is so close to the ceiling an average height (1.78m) man cannot stand upright in it! So it’s not possible to take a shower standing upright if your 1.78 / 5’10” or taller. None of these issues are described in the description and all of them detract significantly from the enjoyment of the apartment. They should be listed so guests can decide for themselves if they are things they’re happy to live with, or would rather avoid.
Apart from this, the visit was very agreeable, and the apartment as described.