The directions prior to our arrival were unclear about where to collect the key (just gave the name of a deli, but did not specify that it was actually inside Oslo station which would have helped - this is a chain of delis so it could have been any number of them). Also, in the Airbnb app Mauri did not specify the number of the street the apartment was located, which meant that we went to the wrong end of the street before we had to phone Mauri to ask him the number. We all had heavy suitcases so it was not ideal as we ended up at the wrong end of the street.
The apartment itself is quite austere, with just the very basics. We have all stayed in various Airbnb accommodations before and this one did not compare very well. There was no welcome back, and no useful information such as the location of the nearest supermarket.
There was washing hanging on the dryer, the washing machine still had linen in it from the previous occupation and we had to empty the dishwasher on arrival. The towels and bed linen are faded and worn and it's obvious the apartment had not had a deep clean for a while (dirt and mess under the beds). The apartment was quite warm but not instructions were given on how to regulate the temperature.
Location wise, it is a short walk from the train and bus stations, and conveniently located for the centre of Oslo.