First of all, the location really can’t be beat. It’s literally right around the corner from the main train station which is also where the Hop on/Hop off busses and the Day Tour Busses start. It’s maybe a 20 minute walk tops to the Marienplatz area, but you can also very cheaply take the subway from around the corner right to the Marienplatz area (or others.) The description was very spot on, the bed and the pillows were comfy, and there were enough towels for two people (and for a girl like me to have a hair towel too.)
Overall, I would absolutely recommend it.
With all the said, there are a few things to be aware of:
#1 - They ask that you take your own trash out - wouldn’t be an issue at all (just a minor inconvenience) except that the back door to the garden area of the building locks behind you when you go out, and that was NOT made clear in the instructions left. The key to the apartment does not work in the doors downstairs. I went out the night before we left to take out trash, got locked out in short sleeves and in the cold rain. Also, trash bags are hard to come by in Germany apparently, and other than a tiny one is the bathroom, there were no trashbags - again, not a huge deal, but if you are having to take out your own trash it would be nice to have, especially as some things you definitely want a bag for!
#2 - There is some dish soap, and some soap in the shower, but you will definitely have to bring or buy anything else. We were there four nights and also ended up having to buy more toilet paper as there wasn’t enough. Luckily, there is a pharmacy and a supermarket right down the street though!
#3 - We noticed that if one person leaves and locks the door behind them, if there is anyone inside sleeping, you can’t get out. Maybe it’s an American thing, like the trash bags, but generally fire codes require that you can open the door from the inside even if locked!