A tiny place, affordable , taken into account Oslo prices and location. But it is neither an apartment nor does it seem newly renovated ( with torn bed sheets and a not so delicate sofa.) It is rather a room that originally was part of the main flat and now is turned into a sort of studio, separated from the main flat by a wall, so thin , it gives you the opportunity to listen to the host's TV program. There is a kitchen integrated in one of the walls, as shown in the photos. Unfortunately there is no place you could really sit down and eat besides on the sofa ( hence the somewhat undelicate appearance?)All in all it is an ok departing point for visiting Oslo for a couple of days, but not a place where you want to stay indoors for to long. Electronic communication with the host was unproblematic. He never turned up in person, even though he is living in the other part of the flat.