As much as it pains me to admit it - we did not like the place a lot :( Don’t get me wrong - the flat itself is really nice but there are a few major issues that derail the whole experience. Let me point them out: - first of all, I find it really odd that the place is marketed as “luxury condominium” but we’ve never stayed in a room as empty as the one I’m describing. There were exactly four items inside - two beds, a cabinet and a really tiny coffee table. Nothing else. So you could basically lie down there, and that’s about it. €10 spent in Ikea would do wonders to this room, just put a small table there, with a night lamp. Or even better - a small desk with a chair, there’s enough place for that. - secondly, there are shared spaces and that’s where the story gets even weirder, because this place has at least 4 rooms and there is lots of people but you will feel like you’re in The Walking Dead hiding from the zombies - all the blinds are shut down in all the common spaces, so are the lights, at all times. So the place is astonishingly dark and unwelcoming, as cold as it gets, you feel like an intruder there, not a guest, - after a while you will find out the blinds are shut not because of the merciless Sun and heat. It’s for privacy reasons. The only source of natural light in your room is the door to a very nice and spacious balcony, but the balcony is shared. There are even two little tables there with 4 chairs (this is helpful because these chairs must be used for drying towels - as there is no other way to do that :)), and if you raise the blinds or open the door - other people will peek into your room. So you’re either in a bed in a very empty, dark room or you open the door and you could meet your neighbours - which is fine for us (as we’re couchsurfers and backpackers not some spoiled rich kids) but it kinda suck if you sleep (half)naked and someone can basically watch you or even enter your room without a hassle, - charging €25 for late or early arrival is understandable (though it’s quite a lot), but charging €1 for tea or coffee sounds like a bad joke, but it’s the reality (or at least that what we read from “rules” plastered around the flat). Also to “avoid unpleasant experiences” you’re not “allowed” to eat or drink in your own room (not sure what’s the coffee table for then). I guess the reason for that is there is no other place to eat in your room than the bed - and you might smudge or stain it. So you better eat in the kitchen or even better - outside. You're welcome :D - generally the...