Great host and good apartment, newly renovated and very functional, but small and facing a noisy street - and some of the household basics were in very short supply.
It is run by a professional organization, which as you'd expect means communication and processes are effective but a little cold. Your preferred check-in slot needs to be confirmed in advance, and extra fees can apply for changes or late arrivals. Apartment came with several manuals with clear information, and we also got a personal walkthrough of the place.
The apartment is newly renovated, quite stylish and equipped with loads of functional items and storage. Plenty of wardrobe space and hangers, laundry machine and ironing board were all nice and not found in all Airbnbs. It's been furnished to make the most of the space, but really has very little free space beyond that. If you wanted to do morning yoga or open up two suitcases you would struggle to do so. A tiny love seat is the only "comfortable" seating in the apartment, but because it's a fold out the back- and armrests often ended up sliding down making even that pretty uncomfortable. So overall it's maybe not a place you'd want to spend too much time at.
Do note that the only two windows of the apartment are facing one of the main streets, where street musicians will play literally below your window for hours on end, and happy bar guests can easily be shouting at 3am. If you're easily bothered or a light sleeper this may not be your cup of tea, but it's also a bit cozy and lively :)
When we arrived soap and body wash was out, forcing us to run out to pick up those crucial items in a pandemic as first thing Sunday morning. We also only got 3 dish tabs so had to ration that for the week-long stay, and only having a single key was a little bit of an inconvenience. No dealbreakers as such, but a little disappointing for a super host, that extra touch was missing.