Not a private apartment but a hotel apartment (very important detail that wasn't at all clear for me when I booked it). One has to go get the keys at another adress (an agency office, in fact), near the central railway station, quite far from the apartment. No flexibility, therefore, for check-in or check-out (just like in a hotel). Very bad phonic isolation of the living room: we could perfectly hear the host next door (the whole building seems to be an apartment hotel). Wi-fi was working only on one computer out of two. So this was not really a genuine Airbnb experience (which should give the feeling of being in a true home of true people): we felt a bit like in an averagely furnished and averagely confortable hotel...