If you're thinking about booking this place - just DON'T! You can get better places and better value for your money elsewhere - anywhere else! The "welcoming" smell when you walk in hits you first - old food smells ingrained into furniture and drapes mixed with musty, damp from the bathroom. The furniture, although it looks cute and trendy in the pics, is cheap and uncomfortable. The drapes and blinds are falling off the rails and you cannot close the drapes properly. They cut corners and take short cuts with everything - the bath towels are the size of hand towels (they hardly wrap around you), the duvets are too small for the bed (a double duvet on a king-size bed), don't be fooled by the sleeper couch - it sleeps ONE small person - my six year old had to lay still so as not to fall off on either side, the kitchen crockery is all mismatched leftovers (that were dirty, by the way) and talking about skimping... they gave us half a roll of toilet roll, one tiny cake of soap and 10ml tubes of shampoo and conditions which were NOT replaced or replenished for 8 (EIGHT) days! When I queried this with the owner he explained it away as "the apartment was self-catering"!??? I've been in hospitality for all my life and "self-catering" has also been catering for your self as in food preparation - never, ever has being a cheapsake been passed off as "self-catering" We had to wash the postage stamp towels every day in order to have clean towels, the linen was not change in 8 (eight) days - we eventually spent a few nights at the Radisson in the Waterfront cause we couldn't handle the unclean linen and towels. I came on business, not to play housekeeper in some-one else's apartment. We stayed in winter and I checked with the owner whether the apartment had heating which he confirmed - we spent the first night shivering under all the duvets and blankets we could find because the "heating" was a cheap, tiny 4 fin oil heating which could not heat up a closet let alone a double-volume apartment. We did eventually get a second heater, however, the guy delivering it was so put out by the fact that he had to assemble it and set it up that he came across as being quite rude - again I came on business and PAID for this apartment and did not come down to house-sit and handle maintenance! I could go on and on about the inferior state of this apartment but I'm tired of typing now. Let me close by saying that all of this could have been overlooked and forgiven if only the host had been a little more accommodating, sympathetic and maybe had just one iota of what hospitality actually meant. However, the host is absent, blase and couldn't care less, leaving his "agent" to deal with the "inconvenience" of having guests in his apartment - I would strongly recommend that he finds an alternative stream of income as being the host of AirBnB units pre-supposes a warm, hospitable, people-oriented disposition - of which he has none! He does however know the AirBnB cancellation policy inside out and when we asked for a refund to find alternative accommodation as his offering was so way below par - showing an uncanny, well-versed familiarity, he promptly referred us to this cancellation policy declining our request for a refund and offering no solutions to our complaints. So let me save you the trouble of being referred to the AirBnB cancellation policy and well, just DON'T book this place!