It's not in the center but we didn't mind that. Really close to Ubahn and to the grocery store Kaufland which has everything you need and more, but you should know that there isn't really anything in the neighborhood in terms of cafes or restaurants to go to so you will need to leave. If you're here on the weekend know that nothing is open on Sunday, so do your shopping or what have you on Saturday night. The Ubahn is open all night Friday and Saturday nights, and I believe it stops at around 3am the rest of the week and is replaced by a nightly shuttle.
The apartment was for 5 but we were 3 since the other option was rented. This meant that we had a lot of space which was nice but the space was just a bit unloved. Broken or dirty dish ware, sticky or unclean surfaces and walls, just a general air of that empty, neglected, unloved feeling that Airbnb spaces are getting more and more these days as rental apartments are being used exclusively for Airbnb and not for living. This place is no exception. Not to mention a really queer shower curtain that rolls up and holds moisture, i.e. accumulating mildew.
Andreas himself is super sweet and he picked us from the bus station and got all checked in. He left us a bottle of wine and some brochures for spots to check out. Very nice. Having said that, I would personally prefer a perfunctory host with a clean and well-stocked apartment than a super friendly host with a mediocre set up. Set your expectations!