This was our 3rd stay in Hong Kong. We loved the places we stayed at both previous times, but this one beat them all! For starters, the location is really ideal for a visit to Hong Kong, in the middle of the historic Sheung Wan district. You are in the midst of the quintessential Hog Kong urban jungle and yet can hear the bird chirping in the giant Banyan trees of Blake Park. The view from the appartment is really superb, and also feels "quintessential Hong Kong", with a forest of appartmenet buidings and office towers, a bit of ocean, a piece of "The Peak" and bits of green that start immediately where the buildings stop.
The appartment itself was very clean, very bright and remarkably spacious (on Hong Kong standards) and especially *felt* spacious. On top of that, the space is well utilized, so the place really felt like home for the whole week we stayed there.
Only little thing, the aircon units are quite noisy, especially the one in the bedroom area (which you can turn into a completely separate room by pulling the sliding panel). It quickly got too muggy when we tried to sleep with both units off; we found a way around the issue by only having the living room unit running, and opening the slide door wide. Also, the ad still had a washing machine when we booked, but the machine had an "out of order" sign on it, and Jonas told me that they had given up on getting it repaired after it got broken several times by tenants. Also, the freezer compartment in the fridge is really tiny, so don't count on being able to use it to keep any frozen food overnight (our ice cream melted in it).
Audrey and Jonas, the hosts, were very nice and helpful. For our ride back to the airport train station with our luggage they even tried to book a taxi for us , but, after not being able to get a taxi, they ended up getting us an Uber ride, on their account!
Tip: For grocery shopping, the best place we found was the fruit stand at the corner of Possession Street and Queen's Road, and the quite large "Fusion" supermarket further from the fruit stand on Queen's Road. Note that the green "Fusion" sign to the store is barely visible, and it just looks like a pair of escalators behind a bakery (not to be confused with the escalators to the shopping mall just before the "Fusion" store).