The place is very clean and modern and in a pretty good and safe location (15-30 minute walk to most major attractions). It is very bright with floor to ceiling windows that can open to let in the fresh air off the canals (and to feed Diego, a bird that visited a few times daily).
The shower was great and the bed very comfortable - however it is comprised of 2 twin mattresses on a larger boxspring, which separate easily during the night causing one to end up wedged between them.
The kitchen is small. It comes with a Nespresso machine which we loved (can get the cups at the corner grocery store just down the street), a kettle, and a tiny fridge (smaller than a standard North American mini bar fridge). Bring your own corkscrew however if you bring home a bottle of corked wine.
There are additional house rules to be made aware of that are *not*posted on the airbnb website. Guests are not allowed to uses the rooftop terrace after 10pm due to concerns of noise (which is a shame as relaxing with a glass of wine on the rooftop after a long, enjoyable day exploring the city would have been nice). Also, guests are not allowed to play music nor "talk loudly" after 10pm. We found ourselves tiptoeing around and whispering in the evenings. We wouldn't have minded, except that all four mornings we were there we were both jolted and startled awake by loud slamming of doors as the hosts left around 6am.
There are great restaurants nearby. We loved Moeders (traditional Dutch Kitchen; the pea soup was spectacular). Orontes West was also good, but not spectacular.