Ameri's place is a beautiful, spacious 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom flat on the second floor, which has lovely fixtures and one of the bathrooms has a tub. The location is fantastic and very convenient with a lift in the building, so you only need to get in through the first two steps of the building door, then luggage/strollers aren't a problem. The beds are very very comfortable and we loved the air conditioning! Since Ameri was out of the country, she put us in contact with her friend Alex who manages the apartment and lives right next door. Alex was very attentive, and we were able to check in as soon as we arrived, which we were super grateful to do with a 13 month old baby in tow. A baby high chair and baby cot were also set up and ready for use. He was also prompt in providing a water kettle and espresso maker when Ameri's book mentioned the flat ought to have one but we couldn't find them. We also loved the convenience of having both a washer and dryer. The dryer is a must for having a baby, and very useful drying items especially the day before a flight. There are a lot of brochures thoughtfully available for any excursions or tours. Ameri also sent a long message with her recommendations for food and transportation. Free wifi, but it doesn't work if you're in the bed of the master bedroom. Now the negatives. There are two construction sites right outside the apartment. If you are a late sleeper, or a light sleeper, then this flat isn't for you. Amongst all the Airbnb flats we've stayed in on this trip, this was one of the most bare bones with regards to provisions, and and don't expect a complimentary bottle of wine like at other highly rated Airbnb places. Items such as coffee, tea, spices, paper towels and even dishwasher tablets, and laundry detergent weren't provided at the flat. When we were staying less than a week, the last thing we wanted to do is purchase full boxes of cleaning agents. Luckily, when we asked Alex, he came over with a box of dishwasher tablets. As mentioned, we had a 13 month old baby with us. There wasn't a plug available for using the bath tub and though Alex promised to buy a new one, he was unable to find it in time and we had to improvise while trying to bathe our baby. She crawls with gusto and moves fast most of the time and hasn't begun to walk by herself yet. We received a taped notice on our door the second day with a message from the people below saying that this is an historic building and please not to stomp when walking! Since neither my husband and I wear shoes in the house (we wear soft slippers), we think they were reacting to our baby. We could also hear the upstairs neighbors walking quite clearly....