This place is the definition of hipster paradise (no, I am not a hipster, I'm just old). My stay here was for one month. That's a lot of days in the place. Everything in this place reminded me of my childhood growing up in the small hill town of San Francisco many, many moons ago. The furniture, the decor, the matchbox kitchen stove, the creaky wooden floors... nostalgia to say the least.
The location is off to the sides of Central, but you have to learn to take public transportation if you plan to be here long term. It's very convenient once you get the hang of it -- bus, trams, subway. Only 1 stop away from Astrid Central on 8 or 10, and from there, you can go whenever you wish. Download DeLijn app and buy the 10 ticket for 15 euro. It saved me a lot of money.
It gets pretty loud during event hosting, but that didn't bother me as much as the lack of WiFi. It only existed in the kitchen area, and it was sporadic at best. For someone having to rely on WiFi to communicate, I turned on my phone's LTE instead. If you're someone that relies on WiFi for work, it is best to have a backup plan. The other problem for me was the stairs of death. Just like my old home in SF, it was narrow and steep. If you have children or elderly, it is best to look elsewhere or proceed with caution.
Overall, I was very happy with the spacious place. The heating was very strong and it kept me toasty at night. If I ever miss my childhood again, I'll book another stay at the Nest.