For the money, it's pretty great as what I would call, a travel crash/sleep spot. Being from the US, I always have to readjust my expectations before I travel; that being said, the apartment is overall tidy and seems to have been renovated somewhat recently, with decent workmanship. It's sort of a cool experience getting into the place as well. Following Xperior's directions were pretty easy once you realize that the address contains some extra info other than building/street numbers. If you're looking to use this more as a true living space, this may not be the right fit, as some kitchen supplies were limited for what I typically would use (related to prep and food storage). Additionally, the listing says TV, but it literally means, a TV. There's a DVD player with a few titles, so that helped us one night. Future guest might want to consider bringing some sort of cable (like HDMI, component, DVI, etc.) so that you can hook up a computer to stream Netflix. Additionally, it would be wise to bring your favorite or most prestigious pillow as the ones provided messed me up slightly. Beds and lines seemed quite clean, although, humans over 6 feet (182+ cm) tall might have issues with the provided blanket fitting all of them. We liked the overall layout, and the raised up couch is pretty cool to chill on as well. Parking seems to be free on the streets if you can find it, so that was great since we had rented a car for the first leg of our trip. We walked into the city from the apartment most times, and while it's long (15+ minutes), it's doable. If your time is short, and you're looking to see all you can, consider setting up bike rentals with any of the third party companies or using the public ride-share systems (Deezer nextbike, lime bike, etc.) offered there before you arrive. Conversely, the metro is also great and most people will help if you're confused about it, ticket validation is REAL as well. The neighborhood seems to have a vast amount of offerings for breakfast, lunch and dinner, most with pretty flexible hours and staying open late. However, it's tougher to find convenience stores that are open past 9 should you have forgot to pack anything or need to run out and grab something quick after 9:00 PM (21:00). Victoria Park, which is very nearby is worth checking out for sure, and most of the surrounding area [<2-3 miles (3.2-4.9 km)] allows you to choose from several cuisines, coffee shops, and trinket stores. Xperior is also very great at responsiveness and making sure you're a satisfied customer, so make sure to contact him if anything seems weird/missing. We didn't have towels, and when I looked on the mobile site previously I hadn't been able to figure out if they were included. I was like hey, maybe that's not a Euro thing. Regardless, I politely brought this up to Xperior...