Be prepared to encounter three doors with locks: to enter the building, the shared foyer in front of the apartment, and the apartment. You will be asked to leave your shoes outside the door to the flat (slippers provided). The room is quite large and the bed is large and comfortable and away from the window, but do bring an eye shade and ear plugs as there are no curtains to block out the street lights and there is noise from the street and bar below your window. The only ventilation is from the open windows. I never used the kitchen, so can't comment on that. The bathroom is large and doubles as the laundry room -- there may be laundry hanging from the clothes lines that crisscross the room during your stay. I used the washing machine and was grateful to have it so available. There is a clothes rack but no drawers for your things. I opened my suitcase on the table in the middle of the room. I usually had the flat to myself (I just booked the room) but there is no common room, so when I was there, I used the desk in front of the windows to sit and use my laptop or propped myself up in the bed against the wall to read. There were myriad bottles of shampoo (mostly close to empty) and a couple bars of soap in the bathtub. Based on the range of products (and shoes in the entryway) the flat is used by several people. Dominika is the only person I saw there and she was lovely.