The apartment had great potential, but unfortunately a certain issue marred our enjoyment of the apartment.
First the good: It is in a good location, close to most areas a tourist would enjoy. The view from the balcony is great, and the elevator is larger than most elevators we've found in European residential buildings. The king size bed is comfortable, and the kitchen was modern and functional. The apartment came with a bare minimum of towels and sheets: there was no top sheet, just a duvet and a bottom sheet that barely covered the bed. However the management company was prompt in providing an extra towel and extra top sheet on request. There is an air conditioner that can also function as a heater, so this is a welcome amenity.
Not as good: The street outside of the apartment is very busy, so there is a lot of road noise. Fortunately the double pane windows do a decent job to keep much of the noise out, but if you're a light sleeper sensitive to road noise, you may want to look elsewhere. When a bus goes by the apartment building (they go by even at night), the whole building shakes. Our neighbors were quiet, and we were able to sleep, so YMMV. For those hoping to enjoy relaxing on the balcony, the road noise would be significant.
The ugly: There was a significant stench in the bathroom due to sewer gas emanating from the shower drain from day 1. The management company sent a handyman the following day, but the best he could do was pour toilet bowl cleaner down the drain to cover some of the smell for a short time. This would create more of a port-o-potty odor due to the chemical perfume, until the perfume dissipated and the stench would return. During the second call to the management company on day 3, we were told that this was a building wide issue. The odor was bad enough that we spent a number of hours investigating moving, but decided to not spend the money, the hassle, and the loss of a day of our vacation. The strong odor stayed with us, though it did start to get a little better by the last day of our week-long stay. They promised to get back to us after the second call for an update on the issue (since they then claimed it was building-wide) but never heard back from them.
So the apartment, without the stench, would have been enjoyable. Unfortunately, one would have to balance this with the risk of the stench returning or having this odor ever-present, since it was never resolved during our week-long stay. One had to assume the guest immediately prior to us experienced the same issue.