The suite is very pretty, it's nicely decorated and feels very modern. It looks very Instagrammy, if that's your thing. It's comfortable and for me there was plenty of space for one person, and I think it would be plenty for two people. I didn't use the kitchen much but it looked like it has everything you need in terms of coffee maker, kettle and basic cooking implements.
The neighbourhood is lovely, a big wide street with nice buildings and trees, and feels very safe. I walked to the suite from the metro station alone at night and felt safe. I also found it pretty quiet, very little noise from the street or other suites.
Self check-in was easy and convenient.
I dropped some points for poor communication. I've included full details below for the curious (and for transparency) but the summary is that they don't seem to be very clear on some bnb policies and it was just a hassle. The last thing I want to do while on holiday is have to contact my bnb host about something.
Full details: I contacted them to ask for instructions on how to change the temperature of the hot tub, which I had tried to use but found it cold, and also to clarify the usage hours (there were different hours listed on a sign in the suite, at the door to the rooftop terrace, and on the Airbnb listing). They first told me that they keep the tub cold until October because of the warm weather. I asked for a partial refund then because the hot tub had been part of the reason I chose the bnb, and had asked about it in my booking message to make sure it would be available during my stay. They declined, as they said "hot tub" was a general term used by AirBnb, and the fact that the tub was cold didn't matter. Then the owner contacted me and apologised for the miscommunication, said that guests can change the temperature of the hot tub, and that they had heated it up and I was welcome to use it. I used it a couple times and it was lovely - it's super relaxing, the rooftop terrace is really nice, and has a lovely view. But the miscommunication prior to that was just super annoying (plus I never found the controls to change the heat - maybe they were staring me in the face? But could definitely use some instructions).
Then on the morning of my last day I was having a leisurely breakfast at 10am when I received another message saying they hoped I had enjoyed my stay, and that checkout was at 11am and the cleaning lady would come by then once I had checked out. My booking confirmation email had said checkout was at 12, so at that point I hadn't packed or even showered, and had to rush to get out on time (in the end I was 15 minutes late checking out). When I looked back, the checkin message had said checkout was at 11, but I remembered the time from the booking confirmation email. So I guess they changed their policy between my booking and my actual stay.
It seems like they change their policies a lot, and their communication around it just isn't clear. If you don't intend to use the hot tub and don't mind some ambiguity around checkout times etc, this Airbnb is probably perfect for you, but I'm afraid I wouldn't stay there again just for this reason. I like clarity.