Will not stay there again. The location was good and the apartment was OK in many respects, although the place feels awfully cheap with all these Ikea furniture and the ragged sofa will a cigarette having been put off on and that was broken (which is not even the one in the original photos...), and there were not enough dishes to cook - one huge pot, two pans, that it. But the major problem is the internet - there is practically none. The signal was super low we couldn't work from home the entire 14 days we were there - and we came there as digital nomads working from home. Guestready was relatively responsive. Five days into our sofa complaint they sent somebody to fix it, but not to change it altogether so that it would fit what we saw in the photos; but they didn't add any more dishes, and the internet issue remained unsolved. The problem is that they have two (or three?) apartments in the same building, and the router is shared for all of them. We were the unlucky tenants down the corridor who didn't get enough signal... the others I assume fared better. They told us one day they would come to fix it (switch to fiber), for which reason we stayed the morning at home (we usually went the entire day to work in cafes as there was no interent for Zoom meetings and even simple Google searches). But the day came, the hours passed, and as the technician didn't show up we asked them what happened. Oops was their response. So we remained with nothing. For their defense we can say they refunded us for some 20% of the stay, but having no internet in the 21th century, unless you're going for two-three days and just plan on sight seeing, is much more essential than that.