We did not stay in either of these 'matching' apartments. We (2 adults) stayed in another that Samuel owns for 6 nights. He called it Thyssen.

Overall: I would recommend Thyssen, but read my review. Outstanding location for quiet sleeps with immediate access to the historic walled city.

Host: Samuel was a friendly, helpful, concerned and responsive host.

The listing: There was confusion. Ask Samuel to be absolutely clear what you are booking & where the photos & description are. I requested this one, he said he had two available (he used names for them that I couldn't find in his listings). I used the 'special offer' he sent from this listing & thought I was reserving one of these. I still can't find the listing for the one we were in (he called it 'Thyssen').

The Thyssen apartment: Recommended for an inexpensive & central stay. It was a clean, bright (many windows, all facing interior 'light wells' and none to the street), private & small studio with a kitchenette (2 burners, small fridge, combination microwave/oven) that had the basic equipment we needed and the shower was good. But, it needed new paint all over. A blackout blind that could be pulled down to separate the bed area needed replacing.

Internet: Shared with other apartments but it was in our apartment & we always had good speed. Probably ADSL, maybe fiber optic: 11 mbps down & 0.6 mbps up.

Location: Outstanding to explore the historic walled city by foot. Residential. We were there in early March, and free parking on the street was possible if you looked for a bit. I think it might not be easy to find during tourist season.