This apartment was beautifully maintained. It is relatively small, but has everything one can need. The location is perfect: It is near the Viktualienmarkt and the Isar river and Deutsches Museum, but also on a relatively quiet residential street. The price was reasonable, and it was much more pleasant to live like a local than cooped up in a hotel.
The host, Michael, made the arrival and checkin very pleasant. He was very communicative in advance and provided the train schedules and directions. Furthermore, he took me around on a generous tour of the area, which included showing me the best local places for coffee and beer, the best stands at the market to shop in, and a little local history. I enjoyed conversing with him, and it was the perfect introduction to the city. Michael was also very kind and forgiving when I accidentally broke something in the apartment.
I cannot recommend this apartment enough. My understanding is that Munich will no longer allow AirBnB's. If that is the case, it is sad, but I hope others get to enjoy this beautiful apartment.