Klaus’s apartment is very well located on a quiet and pretty street near the Isar river and walking distance to the old city center and the Deutsches Museum, among other things. Communication with Otto, the caretaker, was efficient and quick. The apartment is basic, but comfortable. We were disappointed however by our welcome, in particular, receiving poor directions to get from the Hauptbahnhof to the apartment by public transportation. We were not told in what direction to take the tram, nor were we told that the tram was replaced by a bus and started at a different stop. When we sent a message to Otto to ask for directions, he simply told us to just take a cab. In the end, we found the bus that replaced the tram, and a 10-minute ride got us to the apartment. Once at the apartment, Otto was present to let us in and give us basic information. We asked for a map of Munich (not available) and some directions to go to a nearby store. We would have appreciated if he had could have given us better recommendations. The other thing that bothered us was that the sheets and towels reeked of tobacco smoke (this apartment is advertised as non-smoking). Even airing the linen out did not help and for the length of our stay we had to deal with that unpleasantness. The apartment itself did not smell of smoke and was clean ; the only problem were the linen.