The apartment is in a nice part of town and it could be a very nice choice but the management was extremely poor, and well below what we are used from airbnb.
To begin with, basic supplies were missing. When we checked in, there were no towels anywhere visible (we found them in the closet behind the bed), nor soap or shampoo in the bathroom.
The way we got the wifi password was by calling the person in charge of checking us in. Both our Android phones could not connect to the wifi, which was annoying. Luckily the computers did.
The apartment has very few light points, and the light bulbs that worked were very dim. In the kitchen there was exactly one water glass and one wine glass. The pots and pans were all pretty worn out too. It was not easy to cook anything, or even arrange for breakfast.
No indication or containers for how to deal with recycling the garbage.
Half of the burners in the stove did not work, and the refrigerator was very noisy.
The shower head had hole on the top, with the result that the first time we tried to use, the bathroom flooded. The rest of the time we used the hand held devise to wash ourselves without having the bathroom become a swamp.
We called the contact person to point out the lack of glasses and the problem with the shower, and we were told that the person in charge of the apartment was the cleaning lady!
The apartment could be nice, but it needed to be checked over and it is absolutely necessary to have a better person in charge of dealing with the public.
To top it off, the person who took care of checking us in asked us to leave the 28 euros for the local tax on the table with the keys when we checked out. At our request, he assured that we would get a receipt (needed for reimbursement) by email: we have yet to see it.