This apartment's redeeming quality is the location - it's steps from the Birkenstrasse train stop and the neighborhood is very cute. That said, the apartment itself cannot be used in a professional way - if you're coming for a work trip, it's not good for you. The wifi worked for roughly 36 hours of my 8 day trip and the host was very slow to respond to take care of it. I had to reach out to airbnb to get a response. the second time i contacted, on the last day, I didn't even get a response. I gathered from my observations of the building is that they are renting out all the apartments in the bldg like an airbnb situation (big tip, laundry was left out in the halls for a few days in another apartment and it was the same bedding as our apartment) You aren't staying in a real home that anyone cares about your experience, or the comfort of the house, you're just another airbnb rental. The beds are more like mattress pads, and not real mattresses with springs, and they didn't have real pillows. There was nowhere to find extra stocked toilet paper. The kitchen was missing basic kitchen courtesy items - Like oil salt and pepper and the hot water heater was crusty inside and unusable. The couch had this huge collapsed indentation on one side and there was no desk to actually sit and work from (besides the kitchen table) Not an apartment that could be used professionally. Only one of the bedrooms had a wardrobe to hang clothes, and then in one room there was a wardrobe but it was locked and nowhere to hang clothes. the last thing to comment on was the security getting into the building. there are a series of buzzers that just open the doors to get in, but anyone could hit them, there's nothing secret about it and the lights are motion sensored. as a woman coming in and out of the building alone, i felt very unsafe. This rental could benefit by having some TLC applied to it, with some care and attention to the apartment, make some purchases and try and experience it as someone who lives in it, as opposed to just putting some items in the apartment and calling it a home.