Main note: Rented through a management company so they charge you extra for another pillow/extra towels etc. You also have to go collect the key from across the city or pay extra for someone to meet you there. Just noting it as we didn't realise when we booked.
Nathan's flat is wonderfully clean and very modern. The lift in the building was really useful after climbing up the hill from the riverside as well, so that was a welcome relief.
Overall the place was a really good place to stay, although there were some bits that didn't quite work for me:
There's a window in the shower which you can see into from outside at night. We solved it with one of the handtowels provided, but it's something to be aware of. It's also on a pretty noisy street, and not super well noise-insulated - this isn't the end of the world, earplugs were enough to block it out, but it's just worth thinking to take them if you're a light sleeper.
The air conditioner and fan weren't working while we were there, but we only reported it after we left so I don't blame Nathan for that - we might have just been the first people to mention it, and based on the rest of the place I imagine it'll get addressed pretty quickly - they do seem to take maintenance/cleaning very seriously which is always welcome.
The only other things to mention for other guests is to be aware that the ladder/steps up to the murphy bed are rather large/steep. Not insurmountable, but just to be aware that it's a hands-involved kind of climb up, and if you've got stubby legs like me a bit of a task.
In terms of style I found the place a little over the top, but that's me - my partner quite enjoyed it. The self-published self help books on sale within the flat were.... an interesting addition.
I've written a lot of negative, but I want to reiterate, the place was comfortable, spotless, and really modern and well presented. My notes above are things that it would be useful for future guests to be aware of, but wouldn't put me off booking again. 3.5/5