The apartment was ok.
The people in the office hotels in the buildings next door were annoying. They didn't care about who were staying in the apartment. They complained about music being too loud in broad daylight and asked if we could turn it off during office hours, which to me sounded unreasonable given the fact that we were on holiday.
We found dirty cups and plates in the kitchen and in overall the apartment was quiet sparse on comfort. The landlord had chosen a more spartan and old school vibe. Stuff were falling apart from the shower cubicle and the beams of the shower head were so harsh on your back that it felt like three people making acupuncture on you at the same time.
If you have a bike I suggest you park it outside of the yard during office hours because it was nearly impossible for us to get our bikes out from all the other bikes and cars the office people had parked next to our bikes during daytime.
It was a mess and it was really inconvenient and annoying.
To get in and out of the apartment was a nightmare. You had to press 10-digit codes three or four times all the time. It felt like the apartment was a part of Fort Knox. The landlord explained it was a matter of security since there had been multiple thefts in the area.
It was annoying and a bit of an overkill for our taste, at least you could have chosen one universal code for the gate into the yard and then regular keys for the apartment. But that wasn't the case.
Lastly,
I have to say that what you pay for, which is quite an amount of money, in this apartment is its central location, and that's pretty much it. The apartment furniture was so old and of poor quality that we accidently broke a chair while sitting on it, you can imagine what it looked like.
Alexander