The apartment is terrific (more on that in a moment) but the real attraction is Zaki and Hanno. They treated me not just as a guest but almost as a member of the family. We spent hours in conversation about all sorts of topics, including their interesting lives as artists. They attended carefully to my needs. At one point I asked if they had jam and they said no. Not a problem. But the next time they went out, they picked up jam for me. The apartment itself is described in the listing as "cosy," which is usually a euphemism for "uncomfortably small." The guest bedroom is, in fact, quite large, an impression aided by twelve-foot ceilings. The bedroom windows overlook a quiet courtyard -- it's hard to imagine that one is in a major city -- and it is as sunny as advertised (bring a sleeping mask if morning sun bothers you). The neighborhood is simply fantastic: walkable, chic, and lively, but not loud. I highly recommend staying with Zaki and Hanno.