This space isn’t beautiful, but it’s in a great location (super walkable) and definitely serves the purpose for a solo traveler! The building is very secure, as you need to unlock two doors before even arriving at the door to this unit. As noted, the stairs are very old and rather short, so the 2.5-flight climb is relatively easy. Aurora was so kind to provide some food items in the fridge - what a nice welcome, and both check-in and checkout were so easy. Aurora coordinates to have her sister meet me upon arrival, so I really appreciated her effort to make that simple for me. A few notes for other travelers: The bed is firm, no-frills, and I found it comfortable, although at 179cm/5’10”, it was approximately as long as I am! Beware that the shower is tiny - I could not lean far enough to clean past my knees. I found the WiFi to be inconsistent — I would look up to see that it wasn’t connected, and it was too weak to conduct a video conference call — I didn’t notify Aurora of this because in my experience, it is what it is when the router is located elsewhere (there isn’t one in the unit). If you’re a light sleeper, this may be a challenging situation for you. There is a locked door that leads to a private hallway, where there are three doors. This unit is the second door - more like a bedroom sandwiched between two apartments (with no soundproofing) so each morning, the opening and closing of doors of those other apartments woke me up. For a 10-day stay while working remotely, these last two things were a bit tough for me, but for a shorter stay, I’d do it again.