The apartment looks just like in the pictures. The other reviews are right when they say the apartment has no windows facing outside, but we were prepared for that. The 2 airconditioners in the house made up for that. The location of the apartment is also good. Sometimes at night we would hear people walk in the corridor and it felt like they were in our house, which would be quite scary. I do have some remarks though. The elevator is not free of charge. Every time you want to use it you pay 20 cents. It's not a lot, but it would've been great if this information had been disclosed. I can imagine for people who do not walk up or down 4 flights of stairs easily, this amount could add up quickly. When I asked whether it was correct that we had to pay 20 cents each time we got a reply saying that every person living there has to pay that. So a heads up for when you book. Secondly, we ran out of toiletpaper during our stay. I contacted the hosts about this at 10:30 AM. I got a reply back saying it wasn't a hotel and daily cleaning wasn't provided. Of course I understood that daily cleaning would not happen. However, we were only provided with 2 rolls for the 5 day stay. I would understand if we were staying there for an extended period of time that we would do our own household groceries, but this was not the case. When we got back to the apartment around 7:30PM there was still no toilet paper. I reached out to the host and said we had not gotten anything. They said because of the g20, getting around the city was too hard for the cleaning lady. The city was indeed busy and sometimes blocked, but you could still get from one side to the other side (as we did ourselves). I asked her whether the cleaning lady was still coming and I never got a reply anymore. Not even when I sent a reminder. They just read the message and ignored me. This whole experience made the stay way less enjoyable. The poor communication on their end was a big shame.