First of all, the welcome and communication with the host and building managers is superb. They are clearly expert at this kind of thing. The apartment is listed as 'luxury' - if your idea of luxury is IKEA furniture, bedding and crockery, then this is the place for you. The building was new and in a great location for walking to town and with the metro 5 minutes away but the inside was let down by some features.
Both bathrooms have no heating so beware if you are thinking of booking this apartment in winter. We froze our socks off each morning and evening in the bathroom. The IKEA sofa is probably comfortable enough for two at a stretch. Upon arriving, the house manual has an inventory in it with value of each item listed so you know how much you will be asked to pay if you break things - listing out individual items like IKEA glasses and mugs at 2 euros each seems excessive. It didn't provide a 'warm welcome' feeling we might have been expecting.
The apartment was super clean and relatively comfortable for a short weekend and they enabled us to leave our luggage in the office on our last day which we really appreciated.
I would recommend the apartment, but in order for it to be classed as 'luxury', some improvements need to be made, and less heavy handedness around breaking items would I'm sure be appreciated by guests.