The flat is indeed very central and the minimalistic style creates a nice feeling of space. The minimalism has its limitations though. There’s just one beside lamp, no bathroom mats, just one wine glass, no tea towels, most of the regular kitchen utensils are missing too as well as the soap other people already mentioned. Not sure what the thing is not to have a soap dispenser or to offer your guests basic condiments. Mario let us in the apartment but was in a real hurry. The communication happened via google translate. The check in time of 5pm is kind of unusually late if you’re only for 2 or 3 nights in town and check out is at 10:30 am (the cleaners arrived at 10am). Thankfully the flat wasn’t rented before we arrived so that we could check in earlier. On the last morning with the aircon heating on, brewing coffee and the boiler re-heating, the electricity shorted. We weren’t made aware of the sensitive circuit. Not one of the fuses in fuse box went off (what’s the point of fuses?). We then received a video by Mario that we had to go down to the cellar in order to put the main fuse back in. The door to the flat doesn’t close without a key and you only get one. So either you have to lock the other person in or you have to leave the flat without a key. There is parking for free available (all white lines) - best to ask locals on the street. I think with some tweaks to be made to the set up and to get used to some customer care, the flat could be perfect.