The place is very nice. It's like it looks in the pictures. I would advise the following to the potential travelers though:
The owners are not "persons" like at most Airbnbs, but a company that manages many properties. So you are dealing with the employees of a management company. The company office is in a shopping mall in the pedestrian square of the city. We drove to the city and had to park a few blocks away (flashers on, family inside) and walk around to find the place. In the meanwhile, tried to reach the host a few times to no avail. When I finally found it and walked in, I saw the reason. There was one girl whose phones and computer dings were ringing off the hook. She was actually really nice despite being distracted during our whole interaction.
Once I got the keys, finding the apartment was easy. It's actually very centrally located. The apartment is nice, but if you're an international traveler, be aware that items that you might expect in a "home" are not there, like soap, shampoo, etc. Also, if you're only there for a couple of days, you really don't want to buy coffee filter and coffee that you cannot possible consume in 2 days. A longer stay would warrant a detailed grocery shopping, but at least 2-3 days' worth of such supplies would go a long way, I think. Friendly suggestion to the managers.