The apartment was comfortable, well-located, and had everything we needed. It is located very close to the main train station, which is exactly the area I wanted to be in. However, please note that it is on a fairly busy street, and is not soundproof, so you can definitely hear the sounds of the city. This does not bother me at all, but is something to note.

However, I had an unpleasant experience with "registration". The host charged me EUR 6 in cash as a city registration fee, and demanded a color photo of my passport for registration purposes. I was extremely uncomfortable with giving a stranger an HD photo of my passport. I realize that many cities have tourist registration requirements, but I've never came across it with AirBnB; furthermore, when I give my ID to a hotel, they make a low res photocopy of it, and they must follow various data protection laws. This is not the case with private individuals, what recourse do I have if my identity is stolen or misused? Likewise, having to pay the registration fee in cash outside of the AirBnB system felt shady somehow, even if it was "legally required" as the host claimed.