We knew this wasn’t going to be a luxury accommodations but we didn’t expect it to feel so much like student housing. The whole building has been converted into airbnb / rental units and it has a hostel vibe.
We arrived before check-in time and we were told we could put our suitcases in lockers on the top floor. The lockers were just Ikea cabinets that had holes drilled into the sides with DIY locks installed and many of them did not work.
There is a complete lack of human touch in both the communication and in the apartment itself. You'll get automated texts about check in and check out. Besides the cleaning staff, we never saw or talked to a human who works there.
The apartment is all Ikea and our needs were met but not exceeded. The beds were very hard and uncomfortable. The bathroom is strange with janky construction joints in the shower and a window that opens to a tiny, empty room connected to the bedroom (there are 2 of these tiny little (almost useless) rooms).
The elevator was not in service when we arrived. A scribbled sign dated a couple weeks prior said it was broken. We had to carry our heavy long-term-traveller suitcases up to the 5th floor (they call it the 4th floor because the 1st floor is floor zero). Ten days later the elevator was still not working. A new scribbled sign said it was broken but didn't include a date. Nobody warned us about the non-operational elevator.
We were traveling with two small dogs so we had to go up and down the stairs multiple times per day. This was ok for us since we're relatively abled, but I don’t know what we would have done if we were disabled or otherwise incapable of walking up this many stairs 4 times a day.
One huge plus, the Wifi was outstanding! 500mbps down.