I was quite disappointed by the accommodation overall. Patrick mentioned that other guests have told him the lock box with the house key is stubborn. Sure enough, it is. Nearly broke a couple nails forcing numbers to turn and pulling open the keybox. It should simply be replaced! When I settled into my room, tired from a long flight, I found the bed not made up at all. No towels either. I sifted through large IKEA bags of piled up, crumpled laundry (I only hope they were clean!) in the living room hoping to find bedding that would fit. The mattress protectors on which I was laying the sheets were stained... not a comforting way to head to bed. In the end, no coversheet fit the duvet. I realized it was likely the one large sheet drying in the living room on a tiny drying rack. Since the rack was small and the sheet was crumpled on it, it was not dry. Result – I could not even place a coversheet over the duvet. No hand soap in the bathroom, which is pretty rough around the edges, by the way. When I decided I wanted to shower around 8am, neither the cold or hot water worked. It seemed to come on a few hours later. By Day 3, handsoap had appeared, but now there was no toilet paper so I had to write to Patrick to take care of this, which he did. I knew the other bedroom in the apartment was rented out, but I did not realize the one other room in the apartment (kitchen and living room) was going to be rented out/locked up as well. I could not even get a glass of water from the kitchen. This is truly JUST a bedroom, and a minimalist one at that. But to access the rooms you pass through a windowless hallway. The hallway lightbulb was burned out so one had to depend on a little nightlight. For some reason the other two rooms had a key to lock their doors. Mine did not. The apartment was also cold since the late October night temperatures were dipping. Not sure my room had any heating on. Frankly, the room was quite shabby. The shelving unit is super wonky. Need to tighten up the screws before it collapses! The curtain is coming off the rail. There’s a nail sticking up out of the floor where a door stop once was so you have to be careful not to walk on it during the night. I decided to just move into a hotel for the last 2 days, right in the city centre. There I did not have to share a bathroom, I had a kettle with tea and coffee, I had a chair to sit on, it was warm, AND it was 30 Euros/night cheaper. I could share more complaints but I’ll stop here.