I stayed w my wife (7 months pregnant), 17 month old, and sister. The experience here wasn't my favorite (tho my experience probably won't be like most people, and i'll elaborate later) but for the most part it was a good airbnb to stay at. There's 2 sets of wide stairs you need to go up (no elevator) before getting to the airbnb, and the phone app they use to get in/out is kinda nice so that everyone in your party can have remote access to lock/unlock the doors.
The things I liked:
the location is really great - really close to a city tram stop and also right next to a train station, direct access to the airport from the train station, grocery stores right around the corner, restaurants, shops, etc, everything you'd need/want and quick access to downtown/old town. The place is spacious, comfortable, and has most things you'd need including a washing machine (but the dryer was in the basement and shared by everyone so we didn't use it).
The things i didn't like (possibly unique to me):
- Communication wasn't always the quickest with Cher when needed. At one point it took about 5 hours or so for a response (this was after we had checked in and had an issue with something, so for 5 hours i had this issue and question in the back of my head after I left to go out and explore the city)
- There were no hand towels anywhere in kitchen or bathroom...we each got a towel tho.
- This is just me personally, may not bother others - The guest is responsible to make sure everything is in order, nothing is broken or missing, etc when you arrive or else they charge your for things found broken/missing. I was stressed initially because there were things I couldn't find, and didn't get the quickest responses from Cher about them. One of the items I found out later the previous guest had accidentally taken, another item the wording/translation on their manual was confusing and i spent a long time looking for something. I had these things in the back of my mind for what felt like half the trip (was only there 2 nights) since i couldn't find everything, and there were other things during checkout that came up too. I feel like this shouldn't be the guests responsibility to do, it would be nice for them to do it between check-out and check-in of guests so we (the guests on vacation) don't have to worry about it.
- At the end of the day this is a business so I completely understand the reasoning for them doing this: I felt like i was working with a business or budget airline and not with a person, getting nickle and dime'd for a crib and storing luggage when arriving early (not what I'd consider a small amount either). This is the only place I've ever been to where i had to pay extra for storing luggage for 3 hrs before check-in or getting a crib. Maybe these are common in some places? I don't know, but it didn't leave the best taste in my mouth.
All in all, I would recommend this place. Great location, everything you'd need close by.