I think Julie is a very nice person, but there is room for improvement as a host.
Pro: good location - 5 mins to train station and 15 mins to city center by walk; very responsive on Airbnb; interior is quite new.
Cons: beds are not comfortable and not very clean; full of stuff in the apartment thus no room for us to store anything. If this was all, that would still be okay, however, two things happened.
1. Just a couple of days before our trip, she asked us to pay cash when checking in because we have 'extra' guest - an infant. I refused to do so because in system our trip did include our baby. She checked and confirmed but still believed an extra person would still consume water an electricity. I refused to pay and suggested her file a complaint to Airbnb if she did not agree with their policy.
2. When we arrived and found out shower gels and shampoo were empty, she said she would provide us with the new ones. When we came back at 22:00, we found out there were no new supplies. She must've forgotten so I contacted her and asked where to find. She indeed forgot about it and told us to search under the basin. We then found only the shampoo but no shower gel so I asked her if she can bring a new shower gel tomorrow. 5 mins later, she said according to the system, her apartment is not providing any Essentials. It seemed to be the case from the system, but we would never imagine an Airbnb would not provide shower gel and shampoo (Essentials, according to Airbnb, has very broad range). And she could've told us from the beginning so that we could be prepared.
I would not recommend it to others if no improvement.