Let me start with a heads-up: When I booked this, the airbnb advertisement and the communication with the host made it look like this was a privately owned apartment. When I arrived I was surprised to find that this is a big commercial apartment hotel complex (a former Waldorf, now Nesuto apartment hotel). That being said, I still had a nice and comfortable stay, and I was even happy about having access to a 24/7 reception when the wifi freaked out on me in the middle of the night while I was preparing a presentation for a conference on the next day. The apartment is totally self-contained and features a kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, cooker, stove and a dishwasher. There's a washing machine and even a tumbler. Although my aparment was located on the ground floor, facing the street, the windows blocked almost all of the street noise and the thick curtains kept out the lights from the street lamps very efficiently. The staff were super friendly and helpful and to resolve my wifi issues, the night receptionist even gave me my own personal router. So far everthing was quite flawless except the little dishonesty in the advertisement. Don't know if I would have booked this had I known what I was actually in for. But as I said in the aftermath I wasn't unhappy.