The place looks great and it is very well located. I especially appreciated the fact that aesthetically it looks nothing like other locations featured in the airbnb site which look sort of standardized; it has great personality without sacrificing coziness, and I would encourage other hosts to explore this kind of approach. Power to the imagination!
Now that's the good point.
We had a couple of issues with coffee maker, Wi-Fi, and electricity outlets out of service. Host offered to send a technician but we only stayed two days and managed to live without, so this is not really a problem.
The real issue with this host is the booking process, which is extremely painful and complicated. I was booking for a weekend and had the impression that I was applying for a permanent residence abroad. They even asked me for a selfie via an external platform that doesn't belong to airbnb. That's not goodie-goodie, not rightie-rightie. There is also a dehumanized approach to communication: sometimes you feel that you are talking to a robot; their answers fluctuate between the politically correct and the "this is how it works" approach. You most likely won't get anymore answers than that. Also, because airbnb seems to have a special agreement with SweetInn you will get barely any help from the airbnb team.
As far as I understand, SweetInn is not even a physical person but a corporation managing a fair amount of apartments, which in my opinion is in stark contrast with the original idea behind airbnb (get to know the place by spending some time in local's houses, right?). So some mixed feelings about this.
Tell you something: I have nothing against going for groceries to the supermarket, but when I go to the supermarket I expect the transaction to be fast and easy going, and I can understand if there is a lineup at peak hours; what I don't get is someone giving you a supermarket service and expecting you to be a luxury customer. Either you are first class or you aren't, that's my point.
Well, I guess next time I will book a hotel, as I really didn't like and didn't need the complicated process, and so my advice goes for future guests, if you are looking for a couple of days stay I suggest you do the same. Cheers.