This apartment was located in a nice/quiet neighborhood with easy access to the old town by walking or public transport. The apartment was a nice size for two couples...with two separate bathrooms (my husband and I traveled with my parents). Across the street was a lovely cafe called “Charleys” where we were able to grab some great coffee and a light breakfast before starting our day of sightseeing.
One thing that stands out as unusual, if you are like me and have stayed in several airbnbs before, is the check in process. For this apartment you must go to a separate location to collect the key and information about the apartment at the “welcome center”. While this is not a deal-breaker, it does take away a bit from the traditional airbnb charm of getting a personal introduction to the apartment. I also wonder why the inconvenience should be placed on the guest to come collect the key, when someone from the welcome center could just as easily meet you at the apartment...I felt it was not very customer centric.
Also, to enter the apartment building, you are not provided with a key. There is a 24/7 security office that you must ring every time you wish to enter.
I think this added an unnecessary level of complexity and made the experience less convenient.