The apartment is lovely. It's very large and couldn't be more central: Masna is a little street literally 4 mins walk to the Old Town Square. There's a nice bakery/market kind of place that also serves food right across the road for breakfast or a snack. The living area is very large with a view out onto the Masna street and a little square beyond: on New Year's Eve it was very atmospheric. The kitchen is well-appointed although it'd be hard to self-cater as there's very little in the way of basic ingredients (cooking oil etc) just salt & pepper so you'd have to buy everything. Tea & coffee are provided and little milk sachets. They also gave us a bottle of bubbly for New Year's Eve which was a nice touch. Bathroom is a good size with double-width shower. Lots of storage space in hall & bedroom. Bed was comfortable & the room is a good size. It was noisy on New Year's Eve but that's to be expected: the rest of the time we had no problems with disturbances from outside. Our only slight criticisms are the following. Firstly, the arrangements for collecting the keys seem a bit complicated: you have to go to their offices, one of which is 15 mins walk away, they then escort you to the apartment and show you around. Our 'guide' was not especially helpful (for example, she waved at the TV and said something like, "It's a smart TV I'm sure you can work it out." But it was actually quite hard to find the right channels.). The other thing was a security issue: they ask you to provide a security deposit of EUR 200 by completing a form with all credit card details, as well as taking a charge on the card. This means that they have all your credit card details on file FOREVER... enough information to clone the card for sure. We have heard of this happening say six months after a visit and so it's a really bad system and totally not necessary for them to have the paper record if they have taken a credit card charge electronically. For security reasons I'd recommend paying the deposit in cash but of course this means returning to their office to get the deposit back when you leave, which is inconvenient.