It's obvious that the perception of apartment size is different for Genevans from that of the rest of us. This "spacious" apartment would be classified as small-to-medium in the U.S. But it was livable. However, upkeep was notably marginal. When we arrived the kitchen sink faucet was obviously loose. I notified Marc of this and at some point - without notifying us that someone would enter the apartment in our absence - it was tightened. Point for tightening, demerit for no notice. There is a faux espresso maker - actually a coffee pod machine - that works, but leaks water both when working and when not. Right next to the toaster, it created a puddle under the latter that might have led ultimately to an electrical short circuit. Should be replaced. Even a simple French press could usefully take its place. And finally - and this is clearly a generic problem in Western Europe - there is no shower enclosure, not even a partial one. Thus every shower becomes an exercise in limiting the splash of water onto the rest of the bathroom. Oh yes, another towel rod, nearer to the tub, would be a huge plus