This is a typical local apartment, very clean and comfortable, it makes you feel like home away from home. Keep in mind is by European standards, it may feel different if you have American expectations. It functions and serves the purpose to have a clean and comfortable place where to sleep or rest during the day.
Eva is such a charming and wonderful person. This is the highlight of my experience, having the chance to meet her.
The one downside is there is no shower available. It’s a little different. It worked for me, but it can be very inconvenient sometimes. The apartment has an entry hallway. There is a door to your private room and another door to half bath (toilet and small sink). This is for your use only, not shared with host. It’s nice to have a toilet available ;)
The other door leads to host’s private area. To get to the main bathroom where the shower is, you have to enter host’s living room. That door stays locked all the time. If the host is not home, you will not have access to shower. When host is at home, you’ll have to knock on the door.
This can be very inconvenient, ackward or you may find it working, depending on situation. It takes a little coordination and planning with the host. It is much different than other airbnb shared apartment situations where the host has their private room, but the rest of the house is accessible to guests at all time (living, kitchen, bathroom).
Also, the main bath has no real shower. Only a tube with hand shower. This may come very strange and inconvenient for american guests, difficult to use the shower. But this is very common in Europe, bath tube with hand shower only.
The room has a large walk in closet that functions half as dressing room and half as kitchenette. There is no stove or sink. So you have to use the sink in the bathroom (this can feel ackward sometimes). There is a small fridge and microwave. But no coffee machine. I wish a coffee machine would be available. There is only hot water kettle and you can make instant coffee. As heavy coffee drinker, instand does not do it for me. But again, it functions and won’t be a problem for a few days.
You will also find lots of instructions (lots of do and don’t). Once you pass these it will be fine. I believe it’s expected from somebody that cares about their home and wants everyone else to respect the same way. It may be inconvenient for travelers used with different life styles.
Location is not the best but ok. Not far from where you want to be, about 30 min walk. I walked everywhere and you don’t need travel transportation. But if you take buses and subway, then it’s very convenient.