The appartment is very nicely decorated and mostly very well equipped. You have several bus lines not far away from the appartment (I used mostly the city bike, which is the fastest to get to the centre). If you go there for a short stay, probably you will not have many issues with this appartment. However, I was there on a one week holiday, and I found it not very relaxing.
First of all, the appartment is not in the main building with other apartments, but it is actually a renovated (commercial?) sous-terrain space on the left of the yard leading from the street entrance to the building entrance. I would not have booked this appartment had I known it was a sous-terrain space in a yard where you cannot open windows partially, but only fully. The host claimed it was safe since the street door is locked in the evening, but one or two times it was not locked (due to construction works) and when you are alone in an appartment in a foreign country, you do not feel very safe with open windows in a sous-terrain appartment. Then, the host mentioned that she had a garden, but actually it is two chairs and table in this yard between street and main building, with a view on a storage hut with a ladder! The only green thing there is the carpet.
The host sent good explanation for check-in, but I personally found the whole entry-exit process very complicated - first a code to get the keys in the box placed on the street entrance, then a code to the main building entrance, which you have to think of every day you come home, than opening the door from inside was complicated the first time, since the "open door" button must not be pressed in parallel with opening the door (a neighbour helped and explained it to me).
In the beginning the host communicated on time (and in English), but once I asked her for help with some things, she switched to French although she knew I do not speak French well. Then she stopped communication and referred everything to AirBnB, who mediated between us, which I found rather exhausting.
Namely, I had asked her for a lighter duvet, as she had a very thick one, which was too warm for May. There were not alternatives in the appartment (blankets, for instance). Instead of trying to organize blankets or a duvet, she told me to take out a fan (!). Which would mean to add more noise, as there was already the sound of the cooler in the adjacent commercial space, which you could hear at night. Also, the heating system was very complicated and after trying to activate the heating in the bathroom several times, I gave up on it. It was not very cold, but it would have been useful for drying the towels, as things dry rather slowly in a sous-terrain appartment.
I would have found it normal that the host either stops by the appartment if the guest needs something or that she has a manager of the appartment who can take care of things. However, when I realized that noone would stop by, I agreed with AirBnB that I would buy a lighter duvet and get a refund (very complicated again, as I had to carry this duvet with all the heavy luggage in a train) - blankets are normal in every hotel in the world, so I expected them in an appartment as well.
As regards internet, the first time I was not able to log in with the password published on AirBnB. I asked the host, and she send me the correct one. Then one day the internet did not work at all. Only after restarting the router after a while it worked again. Same with the television - the last 4 days it did not work at all, I just saw an error message saying that I should check the cable (although I had not touched the cable at all).
As regards cleanliness, there was dust at the top shelves of the living room closet, in the kitchen drawers there were crumbles, the carpet in the living room was not as clean as it could have been. The whole place has been cleaned before my arrival, but not thoroughly.
To sum it up, nicely decorated appartment 15-20 minutes by bike from city centre, but not what I expected and needed for a relaxed holiday.