Unfortunately, we found out upon arrival that we were unable to actually stay in this apartment because it had been misrepresented in the listing: the host stated that there was an elevator in the building, which they confirmed again via private message, but there was in fact no elevator. I found myself standing outside the door with my wheelchair-bound 90-year-old grandmother unable to access this first-floor apartment. The company was responsive, offered us a full refund, and has since updated the listing, but I would urge anyone who has accessibility needs to triple check with this host before booking, or to perhaps choose a different place to stay. I can’t comment on the apartment itself since we never made it upstairs.