The depiction of the inside of the apartment was very accurate. However, there is a large construction project across the street, and it was very noisy starting as early as 7am. It would have been good to know ahead of time.

Tania was on holiday, and we never met her or anyone in person. She gave us contact info for her partner at Zurich Relocation, and she left an envelope with paperwork and keys inside a numbered mailbox a couple blocks away from the apartment. It was a bit confusing trying to navigate the neighborhood with luggage, but we eventually found our way inside. It would be ideal to meet someone at the Airbnb, but we did arrive at 7pm (maybe too late?)

A note for families with small kids: we did have a safety concern for our 3-year old daughter. The apartment was very hot (AC isn't common in Zurich), and we had to keep the windows open for circulation. The problem, however, is that there are no window guards, and it's risky for a small child not having screens or window protection on the 2nd floor. So we had to choose between comfort and safety, and it was very hot and stuffy in the apartment. I sent Tania a note about our concerns, but she didn't reply.

The neighborhood is awesome and right near the lake, but unfortunately - as noted above - the apartment is adjacent to a construction site.

One last warning, some of the residents in the building aren't happy having Airbnb guests around. A few people were startled to see us in the building. One woman was visibly upset when we used the washing machine, and when we came back to grab our clothes, the laundry key was "missing." We had to figure out how to pry our clothes out of the locked dryer. I called the contact Tania gave me, and was told the same thing happened to another guest a couple weeks ago. That leads me to believe that some residents don't approve of short-term rentals in the building -- which is understandable.