A very mixed experience. These tiny apartments obviously had quite a bold design vision and some of it really works, but it hasn't been finished properly or tested out. The location is spectacular, with big patio doors looking down over a square.
The layout is awkward, with a huge vertical beam just in front of the bedroom door, easy to walk into in the dark. The kitchen lacks a kettle, an iron and board. The bedroom lacks bedside tables, and any kind of blanket or duvet. It wasn't warm enough for sleeping under just a sheet. There is nowhere to store clothes other than a few hangers on the wall, no space for a suitcase in the bedroom at all. The bathroom is fine, but the shower screen is inadequate so water goes everywhere. There was a persistent smell of drains and although the glazing was remarkably sound proof, the ceilings were not, footsteps and laughter from the apartment above and the pinging of the lift all night.
The biggest problem in the apartment was the constant noises coming through the air vents. We were fairly sure it was plumbing related, a loud whine every few minutes. It was loudest in the bedroom so at 1am we moved to the sofa bed (very comfortable) and shut the bedroom door.
The other huge problem was the lack of information from the owners. Before we booked I had asked whether we could park close to the apartment - I have a bad knee and needed to make sure that we didn't have to walk far. This was at 3pm. By 6pm it was evident that there was no access to the city centre car parks at all, the whole of the town centre was closed for parades. Surely they knew this was happening?! After 2 hours driving around, we had to park and walk 1.2km into town.