Andrew was a great host. He emailed a few days before to double check our travel itinerary to make sure he would be there to greet us at checkin. Then at checkin he brought our giant heavy bag up the stairs and gave us lots of great pointers on a tour map for our visit. He stocked the kitchen well for our visit with eggs, cheese, bread, butter, a wide selection of coffee and tea, several cereals and even beer, wine, and stroop waffles! Andrew was helpful, friendly, and easy going. For example, we ran into Andrew on our way out one day when my allergies were really bad. So at my query he gave a recommendation to two different 'apoteks' to fit our plans for that day since they don't open until later than when we were heading out, and he looked up the second one on his laptop so he could show me the google street view of it so if be able to find it.
The 2 rooms turned out to be more like an apartment. We had a door to our 2.5 floors. He describes the area pretty well on the listing. The lower floor has kitchen, dining room in the middle with a small bathroom off the side, and a master bedroom with a big bathroom. The next floor up was a very comfy living room ringed with Windows. There's a small balcony off one side and another bathroom and some steps up to the second lofted bedroom (no door here but it is pretty private being up in a loft). Both beds were very comfy and since my son is sensitive to too much light in the evening and we were visiting in the late spring Andrew offered to switch out the curtains to darker ones on the lower floor bedroom. So thoughtful!
I thought the location was great before we stayed there but I didn't even realize how great it was--close to the train station, but also close to a good grocery, a late night market, a delicious ice cream place, yet on a quiet street where bikes need to be walked.
Great place, great host, great city.