The Art Apartment is certainly one of the best AirBNBs that I've ever stayed in. Robert and Anna are truly "Super Hosts". The space is very comfortable for 1-2 people who can share the bed, and there's also a convertible sofa which could fit a third person. I will definitely stay here again for the reasons below:

-The location is great; close to grocery stores, cafes and restaurants, and walkable to city center
-The hosts are welcoming, kind, hospitable, and great communicators. Robert was super helpful with recommendations, provided a personal tour of the Rijkes Museum, and was quick to help resolve some wifi issues I experienced
-The space is BEAUTIFUL. The indirect light in the morning illuminates the tastefully colorful walls and decor. The bed is comfortable too.
-The small balcony is a special treat; the planted flowers bring nature into the apartment when the doors are open, and the french doors allowed me to make the inside a bit cooler on some warm September evenings. The balcony was one of my favorite features of the apartment, you views of a canal, and if you're a smoker you can smoke on the balcony (ashtray is provided)
-It's a great space if you are working remotely. The table and chairs make a laptop friendly workspace, the wifi works well, and it's a nice atmosphere to work in
-The kitchen is great for cooking simple meals; once I figured out how to work the oven / microwave I was able to cook some very simple yummy meals.
Things to note:
-The apartment does not have a freezer (only a fridge)
-The apartment does not have Air Conditioning, so keep that in mind during warm summer months
-The apartment does not have a clothes dryer, but there is a dry rack and some heaters where you can lay out your clothing; keep in mind that your laundry will take about 24 hours to dry, so budget this into your time accordingly if you don't want to run out of clean clothes!
-The apartment is a shared space, so the host may come into the space at any point. Robert has a really cool art studio in the apartment and he came up a handful of times during my 1-month stay to work in there (usually on the weekends in the afternoon); however he rarely stayed for longer than 1 hour and always rang the bell before entering so that I would know he was preparing to enter the space. He also never came "early" in the day so I was always awake and not disturbed when he came.
-Be considerate that you're a guest in someone else's home! The building has been in the host's family for three generations and I know they really appreciated that I respected their space. Keep it tidy, be aware of the amount of noise you're making, and be friendly to the hosts as they are lovely and you will likely interact with them during your stay.