The building is really old with narrow uneven stairs, roughly 40 of them to the apartment door. For adults this should be okay; but children and those with knee pain may have more trouble.
The walls, floors and ceilings are incredibly uneven. It’s charming and disorienting at the same time. There are many double windows.
As someone from the US I really wish there had been a guide to using all the appliances. There was quite a learning curve. My kids liked the toaster, though.
There isn’t really a television. The device exists but can only be used if you bring a computer to hook it up with; making it a monitor screen rather than a television, as I had expected.
My husband was rather off-put by the sign with multiple exclamation points telling us not to use more than one towel each. We tried hard to comply with this request, but it was a bit unfriendly.
The location is the best feature of this booking. It’s in a very tourist friendly area and close to a Co-op and the train station.
We found many restaurants for breakfast and Fika and several places close by for an after dinner drink, but very few places for a family lunch or dinner. Most of the local restaurants had tables for 2 or maybe 4 people. Something to plan around if you have a larger group.