Absolutely lovely, charming apartment. As you can see from the photos, the renovations have kept bits of the original style intact, and the tiles and wood beams were what sold us on the place. The front door is amazing, too — so massive and solid you will have no worries about security!
As others have noted, you’re sleeping at street level, and there is no air conditioning (I missed this, but it is clearly indicated in the listing — my mistake!) so you’ll have to leave the windows open during the summer. Passersby can easily see into the master bedroom from two different levels across the street. As long as you remember this, it’s not a big deal. Also, there was a really useful humidifier / fan (runs with a water reservoir) that kept the bedroom nice and cool on a low-70’s day once we figured out how to use it. But the open windows also mean some street noise and all-night light, and flies can come in, so we spent quite a bit of time hunting and swatting them.
The kitchen was decently stocked with dishes and appliances, though we had to hunt around for the toaster and I made quite a mess with the coffee machine, not knowing how it worked (you have to turn it off or it will keep making coffee indefinitely.)
Two things it was difficult to tell from the photos: one, the bedrooms are actually connected via a rotating screen / panel, so very little privacy, and two, the bathroom is long and narrow — relatively small for the space and would be hard to share.
Contact is very minimal: Sofia met us, left the key and wished us well, so we explored and did some puzzling on our own. Instruction manuals, local recommendations, and / or a list of available appliances would be very helpful for them to include, considering the high price of the apartment.