This Airbnb was a great value, and exactly as pictured. The bed was comfortable, and the unit had all the necessities- and the mini washer and drying rack were a huge plus! The location is SO central- it truly can’t be beat. The building shares a cute narrow cobblestone street with a bunch of cool galleries, and there are endless food and drink options in walking distance. Joseph was really kind and communicative and even allowed us to stay a bit later than our checkout time so we didn’t have to lug our suitcases to lunch. I am so grateful for the hospitality
A few notes for future guests, in case these are dealbreakers (especially accessibility-wise): the two flights of stairs to get up to the unit are incredibly small and narrow, they are unevenly spaced, and there isn’t a handrail for a few small sections. This is relatively common in old European buildings, but I wanted to mention it because I had a bit of a hard time getting up and down them without tripping. I just went very slowly and clung to the walls and/or railings for support. I believe the bed was a full and not a queen size— can feel a bit cramped when sharing if you aren’t used to it. The shower is INCREDIBLY small (which is also very common in European apartments), and as a plus-sized person I found it tough to maneuver inside it without bumping into the faucet- and I even scalded myself a few times by accidentally moving the knob/bumping the hot pipe! But once I learned exactly how to maneuver it was okay. There was some street noise, but we were still able to sleep pretty well with the window open and the fan on (though to be fair we live in a big city and are accustomed to some nightly street noise). Despite these few things we really enjoyed our stay, and would book again.