The apartment is definitely in a great location, very close by to main attractions, restaurants, and the metro. We always felt very safe. Something that was quite odd and perhaps not usual at all for Airbnbs is that there would be an extra charge for hand soaps, detergents, etc. (Usually all airbnbs have free soap and detergent for their guests.) Ironically, on the dining table there is a letter that explains the owners are very serious about everyone's health and hygiene and there is a bottle of hand sanitiser to use. We appreciate this gesture, however as we are in a pandemic, shouldn't there be free soap and detergent available? The shower head in one of the bathrooms was detached and didn't have a head at all (only the tube). There was a rainfall shower option which is nice, but we contacted the Airbnb contact regarding this matter and didn't receive a reply. Lots of great kitchen utensils, towels, etc, a very comfortable stay nonetheless. Finally, while the apartment is very beautiful and modern, there are several items within that have a problematic undertone. For example, the cotton tree plant in the living room alongside the theme of Africa leads the connotations of slavery. We think that with a theme like this, there needs to be consideration for these items and to ensure the entirety isn't offensive even if not super obvious.