The apartment is located up four flights of stairs and looks out onto the roof of the building (the rooftop view is of the top of the roof, not from the top of the roof, so you won't be able to see anything but roofing tiles). The bathroom and apartment itself are pretty large (kitchen area, eating area, living room area, and a loft bedroom with a small spiral staircase). There is a self-laundromat and a convenience store just a couple doors down (which came in handy when we realized we only had a few sheets of toilet paper on the roll upon arrival), and the main train station and bus stations are only a few blocks away. The city's largest dance spot is at the end of the block, and there is a paid parking garage just across the street. We took the bus a few times (like when we realized the coffee maker uses proprietary coffee pods only available from a Coop brand supermarket located a couple miles away--which is an amazing supermarket we would have never discovered without this little side trip, and I definitely recommend a visit if you have the time--the variety is amazing, fresh breads, pastries, meats, all sorts of local treats, etc.), but the apartment was so conveniently located that we mostly walked wherever we wanted to go (bars, stores, restaurants are all nearby) and many sites are within about a 15 minute walk.