First of all, the apartment is great and is in a great location, though a little loud at night. We didn't use the kitchen so I can't say if you have everything you need to make a meal, but it appears to be well appointed.
The description of the apartment indicates personal hygiene products are provided, but we got nothing in the bathroom other than a bottle of hand soap on the sink, so be prepared to bring your own. Also, the hours of the wine & spirits store indicates it is open 10:00 - 19:00 every day, but on Saturday it closes at 15:00 and is not open at all on Sunday.
Now for the host: the notes sent prior to checkin provided a code to enter the building, and another code was provided to access the stairwell up to the unit. The access code to the apartment would be provided on the day of checkin. At some point during the day, a message was sent that stated "The UNI code is xxxxxxxx". I have no idea what a UNI code is so I didn't make the connection that was the access code to the apartment. When we got ready to checkin, I emailed her through the airbnb email app that we were at the apartment and may we have the access code. Her flippant response was, "it was already sent." Later, she sent me a copy of the string with the "UNI code" message. A more specific message would have been nice, but my bad for not interpreting the cryptic message.
Then, after we toured a little and got settled in later that evening, we attempted to log into the advertised wifi. We were able to successfully login into the apartment's wifi, but the apartment's wifi had No Internet Connection. We tried resetting the router and doing all the things you're instructed to do at home, but nothing corrected the fact the network had no internet connection. We reached out to the host to ask for help. We didn't receive a response that night, nor did she even bother to respond the next morning. The next morning we did our own sleuthing, and noticed a loose cable from the cable box to the router. When we reconnected the cable and reset the router, internet connectivity was restored thanks to no help from the host.
We wanted to watch the advertised cable TV before we went out for the day. The TV was not responding to the provided universal remote. No lights on the remote lit up and the TV was lifeless. We found the on/off button on the TV and the TV came on, but was useless without a remote. We messaged the host about the problem seeking resolution and again, no response.
At the end of the day, we alerted airbnb that our host was not responding and only then did she respond. Her flippant response was the universal remote was working, the wifi was working and therefore there is no problem. I asked her if there was a separate TV remote we could try. Her response, "There should be. The universal remote works." and she resolved the problem in the airbnb app.
I complained to airbnb and received a monetary credit as they ruled in my favor after reviewing the message string.
SO, if you want a great apartment but don't expect responsiveness from the host, this apartment is for you.
BTW, this is the only negative review I've ever left for an airbnb and we've stayed at dozens domestically and internationally, so I don't take this lightly.