Practical and neat apartment for exploring the city. As a solo traveler for business it matched my expectations; clean, reasonably well furnished, located well & near a subway, and everything in general worked well.
It's operated by an agency who communicated professionally. Place lacks personality. The book shelf was decorated with 3 year old IKEA catalogues, and furnished accordingly.
The place is on the small side, pretty much a studio apartment (with door for the sleeping nook). It's on the ground floor and all windows face a narrow interior that doesn't give a lot of daylight. Front door is right by the elevator and you will hear people through the door, though the place was definitely quiet at night.
Apartment has a lot of practical hardware; ironing board, cutting board, laundry machine. It also has 0 consumable items. Tiny bar soap and 2 toilet rolls. No salt, no towel paper, no napkins, no dish brush or detergent. You won't be able to keep the place tidy for long.