We (a family with 2 kids) stayed here for a week with the condition to take care of Lynette's two cats. As someone who has had cats for 40 years, I would say they are medium difficult to take care of: Special dietary requirements and had a few accidents on the floor. We never met Lynette but she was easy to communicate with and check-in/out via a key-box was very easy. The property is a 2 floor terraced house on a pedestrian road, one of many identical in the area. It doesn't have its own parking, one needs to use city parking about 100m away that costs 7€ a day. The nearest subway is 10-15min walk (where there is a bleak center with a couple of supermarkets and take-away restaurants). The first floor is the larger and the nicer one with a fireplace, wooden floors, open plan that has a small garden behind it facing a small woods - very private and lovely in the summer. Also the kitchen is very nicely done. The top floor is smaller and tighter: 2,5 bedrooms with sparse furniture and unique design (concrete floors and chalet-like wood paneling on the ceiling which is slanted and low, at places just over 2m). Main bedroom (ca12 sqm) had a 180 mattress on the floor with two pals beside it (serving as nightstands). bed So one goes up there only to sleep. The half room only had room for a 80cm bed and a desk. The third room (ca 12sqm) had two 90cm beds joined in the foot and some children's furniture without a closet. So the sleeping arrangement is really geared towards a family with max 3 kids (which was fine for us). The main bathroom upstairs is spacious with nice tiles and floor-heating, bathtub with a shower that unfortunately didn't have curtains so floor gets wet when one showers in the bathtub. There is a guest toilet on the first floor. Overall we enjoyed our stay here but would have liked to have more info and pictures so we could evaluate the property better before deciding to stay there - hence this detailed review. I also feel that the host might be renovating further in the future adding more furniture, shower curtains etc. which would then make some parts of this review obsolete.