Our group of 6 stayed in Lars' apartment in Oslo for three nights. It's in a great location, only a short 5-10 minute walk from the Oslo central train station. Check-in was super smooth, he sent a code for the building and the apartment, so we didn't have the chance to see him in person -- though he did leave a welcome gift of a bottle of wine, which was a nice touch. The place was a bit bare, but functional; it's obvious this is strictly an Airbnb location and not his home. There was a washer (but no dryer), close to coffee shops and grocery stores, and easily walkable to the city center in 10-15 minutes. Only minor gripes were there were only five towels for our party of six people (and no dryer, so two people had to share towels if we wanted to shower every day) and the beds were pretty small so even though there were three bedrooms one person ended up sleeping on the couch because one of the beds was pretty tiny. Also, we could never figure out how to turn on the heat in each room; sometimes it would work and other times no (though this may just be because we didn't understand how to use it!). Overall a great place to stay if you're an in-and-out type of tourist who needs a walkable place to stay after days exploring the city.