The apartment pictures are accurate. The unit is on the third floor, and it’s a walk-up. There’s a double bed, and also a sofa/foldout bed that can fit two. The unit is quiet, even though it’s only half a block from the street, which makes it convenient, since it’s close to a metro stop. There’s a washing machine, which I didn’t think I’d use, but I did every day what with the summer humidity; there’s even laundry detergent and something to hang your laundry out to dry in the unit. The small balcony has a sliding door, so you can stand in the balcony, or just let the outside air in. The kitchen area has a microwave but no stove, a refrigerator with freezer, and there’s a full sink with cutting boards and cutlery, and place settings for four people, along with a small table for 3. The bathroom is typically small, but manageable; there’re only 60 minutes of hot water per day from an in-unit tank, but I had no problem with that. Ichimaru stayed in touch, and responded quickly when I had a few questions, but I had no problems at all. The binder of instructions in the unit fully explains everything from the pocket wifi (which you can carry with you; 500 Mb limit per day), to the air conditioner controls, TV, microwave, washing machine, steam iron, and how to put the sheets and linen on the sofa bed; there are pictures and simple yet clear instructions. The binder made the stay in the unit simple and hassle free for me. Overall, my stay was great and trouble-free. I would absolutely stay there again.