I stayed at Robin's place for two months. I am very familiar with Berlin and I found the location ideal; several grocery stores and drugstores are within a 10 minute walk; it's about 5 minutes walking to either the U2 or the U8, and it's also near a lot of tram stops. The Volkspark Friedrichshain is gorgeous and only about a mile away; I did most of my running there, but also some along the river, which is very close - Hackescher Markt is about a 10 minute walk, and the main museums are right across the river from there. There are lots of restaurants and stores in the area. The street is closed to through traffic so it was much more quiet than other places I'd stayed in Berlin. The apartment itself is a somewhat small studio apartment, although I did not find it too small for a two month stay. The kitchen is well-organized with many appliances and cleaning materials, the bed is super comfortable, and the bathroom is really nice and big with a big shelf over the tub. The floor-to-ceiling window was really nice for opening up the space and the rooftop area was also beautiful. Some things that I would note: the central table is a little bit unsturdy, and I was not able to successfully use it as a desk. Besides the table, I disagree with other reviews that the decor felt cheap. The metal chairs are not very comfortable and I brought my own chair. I thought the bathroom was amazing, but it's possibly dangerous for someone with limited or uncertain mobility due to how deep it is. Robin was very accommodating and answered all of my questions, and although responses were sometimes slow, they always answered eventually and were helpful with whatever I needed. If I come back to Berlin I'll definitely look to see if Robin's place is available first.