We were disappointed overall with the apartment even though it has an incredible location. We stayed during the holidays, so the price per night was unusually high, but we still felt as if the amount of broken amenities was frustrating and didn't match how much we paid. Although the apartment is well decorated, spacious (for an old city in Europe), and on a safe, quiet street within walking distance to everything, there were issues that need to be addressed. The dishwasher was missing a wheel on the lower rack, which meant that it was difficult to pull out the rack without items falling out. Its door slammed shut and would not stay open on its own without being held with a foot or hand. The hot water in both showers went in and out—at one moment we were cold and the next moment we were burning our skin. The Wi-Fi is incredibly slow and was basically useless. I think the router needs to be replaced because both antennae were broken. There was no Wi-Fi signal in the master bedroom, so we had to walk out to the main area to access the Internet. The microwave labels are worn off, so no one could tell what the buttons meant because they were unlabeled. The toaster was broken and would not stay down unless someone held the lever with their hand while the toast was inside. The keys to access the interior door in the lobby as well as the apartment itself were too difficult to use—several of our guests had to be rescued because they got stuck outside the apartment and could not figure out the keys. The glass door to the master bathroom toilet dragged along the tile floor and got stuck. In our opinion, these amenities need to be addressed in order to justify the price we paid for the property.