Edwin is extremely nice. He is very tidy. You can tell he is the kind of person who cleans up after himself after everything he does.

The apartment is in a great location. I walked everywhere:
* From T-Centralen 30 minutes
* To Gamla Stan 25 minutes
* To Djurgården 20 minutes.
* National musset, Modernamuseet: 20 minutes
But if you want to take the metro, the station is right outside the entrance to the apartment complex.

Edwin will meet you in Karlaplan and take you to his place if you have trouble finding it. Because it's so close to Karlaplan (I call it the circle garden), it's easy to find your way home with a map. It's like the center of Ostermalm and many streets lead straight to it.

I felt very safe. You need at least 3 keys just to get in (4 if he's not home). The neighborhood feels very safe too.

Inside is very modern and clean. Maybe this will describe it enough: When you lock the door to the bathroom, the outside handle glows red to let the outside know there is someone in there. The shower is clever and space-saving. It's made of 2 glass doors that swing open to form a box. When you're done, they swing towards the wall so there's more room. Although, I thought the bathroom was plenty spacious anyway.

There's a Fruit/vegetable stand outside along with a small street vendor that sells fast food, and a McDonald's. But if you are serious about buying groceries, Edwin will tell you where you can get them cheaper.

Don't be fooled by the street view here. That's the back part. The front, where you will most likely always come from, is very nice.

It's very quiet even though you are above a major street. At night, it is almost dead silent. And the room has a double-paned window and a blackout shade. It is annoying, however, when it rains because you can hear the loud rain droplets hit the sill. If that bothers you, bring ear plugs. I usually fall asleep very easily, and the sound kept me up.

There is a place to do laundry downstairs, but you have to get Edwin to reserve it ahead of time.

In terms of tourist advice, I didn't get much from him. So don't rely on him for the best places to eat. I didn't ask, but I doubt he's exactly the local expert I would hope for in terms of things to do either. He's Bolivian, but has been in Stockholm for many years. He'll give you a map, but that's the best information I could get from him. The places I listed above were good enough for me.