The location in the city is great, and the landlord is kind and attentive. It felt very safe. The apartment is a garden level apartment - meaning it is half sunken underground from the main street. The apartment is dark, damp, and, most unfortunately, smelled musty/mildewy/gross. (There was no mildew to be seen, and the apartment was visually clean.) Towels would not dry and smelled moldy quickly. I asked the landlord for extra towels to rotate in and out, and he kindly responded immediately with a new pile. With a rotation of 5 towels and proper hanging to dry, I could not manage to have any towels without a mold smell. It was necessary to sleep under the sheet, fleece blanket, coverlet, and 3 wool blankets (beautiful blankets, I might add). Going to bed, my feet and nose were cold and took a while to warm up once under the covers. I'd get up and turn goosebump-cold and would try getting dressed in 5 minutes or less, if I could. If I was sitting at the table, I needed a blanket. (Not a big deal but worth mentioning here: the shower head was in the middle of the bathroom between the toilet and the sink. The spray was weak and indirect and sprayed all over, making the back of the door peel, etc. It was fine but inconvenient to have a wet floor in the already damp place, and exposed wiring, although it was apparently not a problem, made me nervous.) The electric plug-in burner/stove worked incredibly quickly and was great, although I tried to spend as little time as possible cooking or anything in the apartment. I stayed for a month, but intentionally took side trips for two weeks to get out away from the space. While it is a lower price point for the neighborhood, the money I spent sitting at cafes to kill time so I didn't have to be in the apartment unless sleeping would have been able to get me a nicer place. I've stayed at more than one hostel with experiences nicer than this. Kind landlord, good neighborhood, clean apartment - but, in fact, I was counting down the nights until departure, and I would not stay here again.