It is a small but lovely flat with most of the essentials. I needed an eye mask to sleep, because the bedroom window looks into a small enclosed courtyard, and any time someone in another flat turned on a light it lit the room up. Otherwise it was quite comfortable. The location is decent, near the major train station and close to restaurants and bars.
Check-in was a bit odd - I had to pick up the keys at a pharmacy several blocks away using a code, which was invalid when I tried to use it. I managed to get new code after several minutes, and off I went with the keys.
My host was Fran (not Ian), and he could have been a lot more responsive and helpful. I had the misfortune of not getting my luggage when I landed at the airport, and I sent Fran a message asking if I could give his phone number with my baggage claim so that they could call him to let him know when the bag would be delivered. I don't have a number that works locally, so this was my only option. When he finally replied a few hours later, he was a bit funny about it and didn't seem all that interested in helping me.
On my second day at the apartment, I returned after a few hours out to find a second set of keys sitting on my backpack which was on the coffee table. I messaged Fran to let him know and ask him if someone had entered the apartment, and he replied that no, nobody had entered the apartment. I insisted that somebody must have, because these keys had appeared while I was away, and he replied once again to insist that nobody had entered the apartment. Strange.
At one point I needed to iron my shirt, but all I could find was the iron - no ironing board. I asked Fran about it, and he told me where it should be, and I replied with a picture to show him that it wasn't there. He only replied after several hours to say that it should have been there and he didn't know what happened to it. Not very helpful.
Overall, it was a nice enough place, but I would have preferred to stay somewhere else with a more proactive host.