This place felt like home. It’s situated in a quiet and safe neighborhood next to a park. The bus stop is less than a minute’ s walk from the front door and the tram station is about 5 to 6 minutes away.
The studio itself is clean, spacious and practical. The electronic locks on the handles of the front door and the studio make access easy at any moment and are ideal for those of us who have a tendency to misplace or forget their keys.
Both the studio and the shared spaces of the apartment are equipped with everything that a quest couldn’t carry with her/him. Namely there is a blow dryer, an iron and an ironing board, a laundry machine, a dryer, an espresso coffee machine (which worked overtime for me), kitchenware and cleaning supplies. There are also fresh towels available at any moment. I had some initial reluctance about sharing the kitchen and the bathroom but in fact shared spaces are always tidy and clean (of course guests themselves have their fair share of responsibility for this matter).
The host is of the kind you would wish for. He is original and creative in finding ways to facilitate the sharing of spaces, he pays attention to details and he is honest and thoughtful: He reinstated my initial reservation after it was canceled due to my mistake a few days before my arrival. The owner is being very discrete and the only reason he comes to the studios’ floor is to either do some cleaning or use the laundry and the dryer machines and when he does so he has this habit of whistling so (that) his presence is made noticeable. So if someone is a bit of a loner (like I myself usually am) his presence can go practically unnoticed but that would be such a shame; it has been a true delight to meet him.