Jule’s place looks exactly like it does in the photo. This was the first Airbnb that I’ve stayed in that seems like a place created expressly by and for the Airbnb economy. Which is neither bad or good—just interesting. The space was very stylish and clean and offered all essential amenities: good WiFi, a small kitchen, a TV and, most importantly, a very comfortable bed. It was convenient to the metro and check-in/check-out were very easy. As you have undoubtably read, the space is essentially a storefront and not a traditional apartment. It is *right* on the street, which is weird. There are blackout curtains, but when someone walks by (which wasn’t that often as the street is a side street) you can hear it and are reminded that you’re right on the street. The drainage situation in the bathroom area is perilous. You’ll flood the space quickly if you turn the shower up too high.