Unfortunately my experience here was less than optimal. I had awkward flight times - arriving late Friday p.m. and with a flight very early on Monday a.m., requiring me to depart the apartment around 4 a.m. that morning. It was not clear whether this duration is best booked as a three night or two night stay, but in any case I paid a total of EUR 135 for the duration - which seemed fair for both owner and guest - and most importantly, my arrival and departure times were known by Magna and agreed. I was therefore extremely surprised to be informed around Sunday lunchtime that I was obliged to move out that afternoon because another guest had been booked and was due to arrive. When I queried this based on the above, Magna initially sought to justify this on the fact that my stay was two nights only, hinted that AirBnB backed her up and that I was thus obliged to move out 'at the latest by 4 p.m.' This gave me little more than an hour to cross the city and retrieve my belongings, which included my passport and other essentials I could scarcely leave at the mercy of an unpredictable stranger. Far worse was the emotional impact of being made feel unwelcome in the space, and being ordered to leave - something which I have never before experienced and hope never to again - and which I didn't deserve. While of lesser concern, the exact apartment within the complex was quite difficult to find when arriving late at night and in the dark (I collected the key from a nearby bar) and Magna was not immediately reachable by phone. On arrival the apartment was also freezing cold. There are suggestions in the instructions for how to dismantle a radiator pipe and to let out air and water when the heating does not work, but I was reluctant to undertake amateur plumbing in an unfamiliar apartment, and too exhausted to even consider this close to midnight. By morning, the radiators were emitting some heat, albeit feebly. The shower is also, as the host makes clear, somewhat quirky in terms of temperature control. On the positive side, Magna showed flexibility over an earlier date change and the apartment is charming and decorated with flair, as the pictures show. None of this, however, makes up for the highly unpleasant experience of effectively being ordered out - something which humiliated and upset me greatly and ruined my second and last day in Berlin. The cost of booking a hotel as a means of escaping this situation escalated the weekend's accommodation costs to a total of EUR 250. For this price, I'd have greatly preferred a hotel for the entire weekend, where I'd have felt both warm, welcomed and professionally treated. Magna later sent an AirBnB number for emergency accommodation but I didn't know if this could be trusted and by then the damage had been done - financially and otherwise.