The apartment has a very good location and is quite clean, perfect as a base to explore Berlin. The former airport Tempelhof is in the neighbourhood and a great park to walk around in, the area is very quiet and it's easy to get into the city by metro.
The apartment basically has everything that one might need, although it's noticeable that in some areas the owners saved some expenses (toilet lid is loose, kitchen is very basic). The communication with Dascha and Benjamin was - in parts - difficult. The Booking Request wasn't replied to, after i asked for some information a second time i finally got an answer. We tried calling the number we got in the booking serveral times, all calls were unanswered. Even though the booking said that check in was possible from 2 PM and the communication suggested that someone would be around even if we were a bit late, i got a message from Dascha on short notice asking how long we would take because "she kind of has to leave".
The biggest event during our booking was the following:
The Airbnb is connected to the hosts apartment, but the door is only accessible from outside. So nobody can enter the hosts apartment, but if they wanted, the hosts could enter the bedroom of the Airbnb without needing a key. In the beginning they promised, that no one would enter the Airbnb, as long as we were there and hadn't checked out. The check out deadline was 12pm on the last day. Just past 10am on that day (so almost two hours before we had to leave) someone opened the door to see if we were still there, even though we were still, as booked, allowed to be in the apartment. This intrusion to our privacy left a very bad feeling after having spent some nice days in the place. And all of that even though in the beginning it was explicitely said that wouldn't happen.