The apartment was clean at first sight and had all the necessities needed (including a fully functioning kitchen).
However, the fridge had food leftovers including sour milk, jam with mold and old potatoes.
The dishwasher was full of dirty dishes from the previous occupants.
I would not characterize it as cozy but as tiny.
If you’re an average height or above you’ll probably won’t fit into the shower nor the bed.
The address for this apartment is very misleading as the doorway is not on the street but at a turn; the apartment handler sent 2 pictures of the doorway without proper instructions so we had to look for the entrance for nearly 10 minutes (all the people we asked didn’t know where the entrance was).
The check in process was awful - instead of leaving the keys somewhere near, using a smart lock or meet us personally the instructions were to walk 10 min to a not-so-near-by supermarket and get the keys from there.
If you plan to travel alone that means that you’ll have to take your language with you to that supermarket.
I don’t even want to image how bad this process will be in bad weather.
The apartment owner only sent us an email with instructions for dos and don’ts after we’ve stayed in the apartment for more than a day and a half.
The stay itself was fine - the apartment has basically everything needed, condensed into a very tiny space.
The checkout process was a sequel to the checkin process - instead of leaving the keys inside the apartment or putting in the mailbox the apartment handler asked us to take the keys back to the same 10 min walk supermarket.
And the worst part was that the apartment owner asked us to come by at 07:00AM to grab some stuff from the apartment (on checkout day).