With over 10 years of experience on renting 25 houses/apts on 3 continents, here is the breakdown of my evaluation:
1.	Apartment: clean and modern, with especially the bathroom and kitchen nicely done. Terrace is a plus when it’s warm enough. Some minor shortcomings: If you really want to cook and eat in, there are some basic items missing, like anything resembling a salad bowl, no sieve, no steak/pizza knives etc. Also, no dishwasher tablets/liquid (we had some tablets with us just in case). The living room couch is not very comfy for even two people to lounge on (probably because it’s a sofa bed), the lighting is not optimal for reading (living room or bedroom). But all in all, the apartment is good value for money.
2.	Location: absolutely central, you can walk everywhere. Then again, it is good to be aware that the street, or rather the alley, of the house and evidently also the house itself is a place of work for prostitutes. We did not feel 100% comfortable in the house or walking past the ‘working women’ with their breasts literally hanging out of the blouses. This is not a deal-breaker but jut something you need to know.
3.	Host/communication: Daniel was nice, and everything got sorted out eventually, but we did have to ask for everything separately and at the last minute (check-in and check-out instructions etc.) and often also via whatsapp in addition to Airbnb messaging before we got all the info. Also, Daniel did not warn us that the person meeting us at the apartment does not speak a word of English, so it was rather challenging to get the information about the wifi, trash/recycling etc. It would be so easy just to write all the instructions down on one A4 in English and have it ready at the apartment. Also, there were 3 people involved in our rental process, which makes communication challenging (who’s really in charge and answers about what).