Stay somewhere else.
The location is bad -- it's a long walk from public transit, far from most things and in a neighborhood without many businesses. The apartment is also too expensive to justify budget digs.
The front door key sticks, which makes it hard to enter the building, and the apartment is on the first floor, which means you hear everyone bringing their bikes from the backyard to the street / bringing the trash out / coming down the stairs. It's very loud very early.
If you intend to cook, the kitchen was poorly stocked -- there was only one spoon and few utensils.
And the pictures are stylized and not representative of the actual apartment. It was much more barren than it appeared in photos and the furniture / towels / sheets were the cheapest version of Ikea furniture.
Also, Netflix doesn't work on the TV. Which doesn't matter, except that it's in the title of the listing.
It seems like a cheap apartment, but it's way pricier than it deserves. It's not worth your time or your money.