Our stay at the Aimee's apartment was something what the Airbnb concept was originally about to mean: local contact, real home feeling, easy arrangements and very nice and spacious space to stay in a new city.
Aimee made our stay special with good instructions how to get to the apartment and how everything works there. We also got good tips to explore a city and a neighborhood. And welcome gifts was really nice suprpise.
The apartment is large and a kitchen has every utensils you would need (except a toaster tbh). The bigger bedroom is separated from the kitchen with a thick curtain and from the corridor with the door. The smaller bedroom has space only for a single bed and one of us slept in the living room. That extra bed was very comfy, though.
The location is good, just next to the railwaystation. But if you want to get to the city centre, you have to first walk to the other side of the railwaystation (7-10min) and take a metro or tram from there. so it takes around 15 min to get to the shopping streets, museums and maybe 20 min to Erasmus bridge.