We were tired and jet-lagged when we arrived in Munich and Agnes was kind enough to allow us an early checkin. We quickly realized that we couldn't have chosen a better neighborhood to spend our week in Munich. An easy 10-minute walk into the old town, close to a public transport hub (Sendlinger Tor), 25 minutes from the central train station, next to one of the major cemeteries (an extensive green space to walk), and outstanding cafes and restaurants with a grocery store all within just a few minutes' walk. It was also very quiet at night.
The apartment was spacious and on the ground floor just off an lovely interior courtyard. The bathroom was quite large with a superb open shower and gave us plenty of space for spending a week. The bedroom was equally large with lots of storage for clothes. The king-size bed was very nice and quite comfortable and the pillows made sleeping easy.
The overall feel of the space was one of comfort; heat controls were easily identified and adjusted and having the heated towel rack in the bathroom was a big plus.
But there were two or three issues.
One was lighting. The outdoor lights above the door did not work while in the main living/kitchen area there was very little light to be had (unlike the bedroom and bathroom which were both very well lit). In fact, the only lighting over the stove barely worked at all (we had to use our phone flashlights to see the range controls) on top of which the lights could not be turned off. The switch to another light above the dining room table worked erratically; there was a floor lamp in the corner which did work.
Another issue, one which might bother some more than others, concerned the Nespresso machine. When we arrived and were getting settled in I noticed there was water standing in the machine's reservoir (there was standing water in the electric kettle as well). When emptied out the tank was literally coated with scale rendering the machine unusable.
If you're planning on spending just a few days and intend to eat out none of these will probably matter much since the location and neighborhood pretty much trump everything else.