Overall the place was reasonable. Family of 4 with 2 children under 4. Average to below average value for the cost. If you need a place that is spotless and well maintained, you may want to keep looking. Also, not the most kid friendly depending on your needs.
The good points: The location is excellent. We walked everywhere. There were ample groceries, bakeries, restaurants, etc. all nearby. The place itself has some charm and is nicely decorated on the walls. The kitchen had enough to get by for basic meals. I didn't find the street noise to be an issue but it's definitely not quiet (as to be expected in the city). By European standards, it was a relatively spacious unit. Mary Ann was super duper accommodating and responsive. Grant was awesome and made arrival very easy.
The bad points: The accuracy of the description and photos is suspect. The unit has 3 beds but really only 2 bedrooms (the loft in the one bedroom is more of a glorified bunk bed than a separate bedroom). The unit is more accurately a 1 full bath. (the toilet is just in a separate small room from the sink/shower) The shower is extremely small. (your body will definitely contact the shower curtain during bathing) The place is in need of some updating and is a bit cluttered. (lots of stuff in all the drawers and on the main wall with book shelf in the living room) Much of the furniture is covered in cloth and is dirty/worn (cigarette burn hole through the blanket on the "coffee table"). We were told not to use one chair because it was "weak". The walls badly need to be painted due to cracks and water stains. We also had lots of small flies in the kitchen (which Grant promptly tried to help mitigate). It's unclear how much of the appearance of the place is due to being worn out vs. dirty.