You need to pick up the keys in the welcome center, which is significantly far. Airbnb doesn’t show the current address until the trip is really close, so we didn’t have a chance to evaluate how far the welcome center is until it’s too late. So the whole way to the welcome center and back took 40 minutes. It is particularly inconvenient if you travel with something bigger than a small back pack, as the welcome center is on the 2nd floor (no lift), so you need to carry all your belongings all the way up and down if you don’t want to leave them by the entrance.
The instructions from the welcome center are quite short: they send it through e-mail, not saying anything in person. For example, they forgot to tell us that the front door is locked (no key) and has a code (the code wasn’t written even in the e-mail), so we literally had to wait at the front door with our luggage until someone comes and opens the door. The other unpleasant quest was to get the code - not so many people want to share it with strangers, and I can understand them.
Another surprise: all three windows face either a wall or a reconstruction. So no way you can open it.
The fact that there’s no sugar, salt etc. is not that important, but it’s just good to know if you rent an apartment with a kitchen.
The location is good. Close to the promenade, main streets, historic spots.