Although we have stayed in much worse places for similar prices, and the apartment is nice on the surface, it was lacking essential items, such as toilet paper (half a roll only for 5 days/3 people), hand soap (almost empty), and cleaning products (non-existent, a bit strange given the cleaning stipulations in the rental agreement). We had to go out and buy these items, which we then left for the future guests in an effort to help the proletariat and fight the system. Although no complementary coffee capsules were provided, which would have been nice for the first morning (at the very least), we did find that the previous guests had left a dozen or so used capsules in the bottom part of the coffee machine.
The rental agreement has guests agree that they are responsible for cleaning, but previous guests/cleaning person were not thorough in their cleaning, we found dirty pans, cups, and lots of dust and long dangling spider webs all over the ceilings. This may be unrelated, but I woke up with a fairly significant rash on my left forearm after the first night (I am allergic to dust-mites).
Overall, the property manager was very impersonal, welcoming us with an automated message focusing on reminding guests that the owner will call the police if there are any party-like noises (the owner apparently lives right underneath the rental property), which was unnecessary. It is also apparent that the higher-ups are trying to get extra dollars at every opportunity, e.g., 20 EUR for an extra set of sheets.
The sewage smell coming from the bathroom was probably the worst aspect of the apartment, potentially requiring a more serious solution than just keeping the bathroom door closed. In spite of these unpleasant aspects, the apartment was okay over all, it is just lacking better upkeep. If we have other options in the future, we will opt for trying those as opposed to staying here again.