We have mixed feelings about this place. Some things were really nice and a few could be better. The decoration was very nice. The ceilings were tall, there was exposed stone, very tall wooden closet doors in the bedroom, a really nice bed frame and generally great design. The kitchen setup was good, there were plenty of comfortable couches. The bathroom was very nice and clean and the shower was great and the water pressure was amazing both in the bathroom and the kitchen. The hosts were super personable and interested in us having a nice stay. They were very flexible when we were delayed with the check-in and generously didn't charge us anything for accidentally breaking one of their plates and bowls.
The internet was 100Mbps and worked really well for meetings. We mostly did those from the small alcove with a desk by the door. Note there are no bedroom doors that close inside the unit so if you are in a call, it is hard for anyone else to isolate themselves from the noise without leaving the apartment. The unit is on the ground floor and used to be a store. The second bedroom is in the basement and is quite humid and had a musty / moldy smell. If you have any sensitivity at all to mold, I don't think that bedroom is really usable. The second bathroom and the washer and dryer are in that room and we were advised that the dryer wouldn't actually dry your clothes and were instructed to use the clothes hanger in the kitchen. The washer worked fine though and our clothes did dry with the clothes hanger on the main floor. The second bathroom was nice and convenient to have. The street the unit is on is reasonably quiet by city center standards, though there is a bar a few doors down but it kept fairly early hours as far as we could tell and wasn't too disruptive.
The unit was a bit dark, The only source of natural light is from the front of the building. The two doors of the former store have been replaced with opaque plexiglass which let in some light and there were two small transom like windows above them. Only one of those could be opened. I was concerned about the ventilation but just opening one did a decent job of airing the place out.
There are two real windows by the door and the main bedroom. These face into the dark building lobby / elevator area and can't practically be opened. The blind by the entryway is quite see-through, especially with any lights on and we hung towels on it to make it private. With the two windows and the door, there is very little sound separation from the lobby and you can very clearly hear conversations from people coming in and also make out noises from the neighboring apartment adjacent to the bedroom. There is not a ton of people going by though and we were fine with earplugs. The floor old and wooden with lots of peeling paint and was sorely in need of being redone.
Overall I think the place has charm and the hosts really want you to have a good experience, so the place could be a nice experience depending on what your deal-breakers are.