You are at the very centre of town: 180 m from a bridge that all but two of Stockholm's subway lines cross, 50 m from the biggest construction site in Scandinavia, and 0 m from a party zone. The bottle truck comes by every morning at 5:30. Because of the construction, you have to walk a bit of a detour to get to Södermalm, the cool part of town.
The apartment is a bit run down. The table lamp has no shade and no bulb, door handles are falling out of their sockets, an arm chair is a piece of rubbish, 2 out of 6 kitchen counter lights are working, oven and dishwasher are falling out of their enclosures, etc. The fans in both the bathroom and the kitchen are always on, because of a bit of a smell. The kitchen equipment is very bare bones. On the plus side, the apartment is bright, when the weather is sunny, and the shower has plenty of sufficiently hot water.
The communication with the hosts is a bit hit and miss. About half our inquiries were left unanswered.