Ludo was super responsive which was helpful in coordinating check in. There was a train strike so we had to move our trains earlier in the day and Ludo was able to let us in an hour earlier which was very helpful! We didn’t realize we wouldn’t be meeting Ludo for check in though—one of her friends (?) let us in which went smoothly though she didn’t speak much English so she needed to call someone else into the apartment to translate some questions we had about the trash. The apartment looks as advertised though it was bare bones (no information on the city, no emergency phone numbers, no shampoo in the shower, etc—really just the Wi-Fi password). Unfortunately, the apartment smelled like cigarettes when we got there and since it’s an old building, the floors move quite a bit when walking through (so much movement that the dresser and windows rattled from walking). It’s also just shy of 50 steps up but since we had backpacks, this wasn’t much of an issue for us—would have been tougher with roller bags. My fiancé and I stayed for a weekend and the proximity to the train station was perfect, though we spent most of our time outside of the apartment and wouldn’t stay here again.