Short and sweet: SKIP THIS PLACE and book elsewhere unless you're really looking for a glorified hotel room with IKEA furnishings. I've stayed at many Airbnbs and this place is about as deceptive as it can get: on the surface it looks like a luxury stay, but dig deeper and nothing is what it seems.
First off: the good -- superb location, air-conditioning in both bedrooms, elevator, washer/dryer, speedy internet, and great showers.
Now the bad: both bedrooms face a 4-lane super busy street full of scooters, cars, trucks, buses, etc 24/7. Add to that paper-thin walls that block NO noise from the neighbors (you can hear them talk), and flimsy glass doors to the bedrooms themselves and you get the picture. Beds are too short -- and this is coming from someone who's 5'7" (172cm) -- if you want to stretch your legs, they'll hang over the edge of the mattress. Extremely uncomfortable pillows.
The "living room" has no windows or a place to sit and is dark pretty much all the time. Now, the showers themselves: lovely shower heads but unbelievably bad/slow drains, so prepare to take the second half of the shower ankle-deep in soapy/sudsy water.
The "kitchen" if you can call it that, has a minifridge, no oven, and a 2-burner "stove" (which needed to be replaced on the day I arrived since the old one didn't work -- I discovered that on check-in. It was replaced within a few hours, but the construction crew left the entire kitchen full of sawdust that took me a few hours to clean up, including washing all the silverware and plates inside the cabinets). No dishwasher either, so you'll be washing dishes yourself -- oh, and the hosts have the audacity of requiring that all dishes be washed before your departure, or you'll be charged 25 euros. You get the picture: the kitchen is unsuitable for any kind of cooking or even keeping the basic breakfast supplies for 3 adults -- as the fridge doesn't hold anything. The fridge itself works very poorly, half the time the buildup of ice on the back wall caused some produce to literally freeze. There was nothing in the kitchen: no salt/pepper, paper towels, foil, spices, so everything has to be bought from a store.
Furthermore, the host left exactly 3 large and 3 small towels for a 9-night stay for 3 adults. When I asked for extra towels, they were promised in a few days, but were never delivered. The apartment itself was filthy: dust and long hair everywhere, that I kept cleaning up repeatedly.
In summary, this is a classical case of a "for-profit" apartment that Airbnb is now unfortunately full of -- not anything with character or charm. If you want to stay somewhere sterile, I'd highly recommend a hotel: it'll be quieter, cleaner, and more chic for the price. AVOID!