This is the tiniest apartment with the most complete set of amenities I have found so far at Airbnb. There was everything you could need to make your life comfortable while travelling, even a Nespresso machine, even iron and iron board. Sparkling clean, all stuff was brand new, and a very functional and operational setup. No A/C - we knew that - but it can get hot in the summer. You are supposed to leave a dehumidifier on when you are out of the apartment and empty the water tank when you go back. I takes a train and a bus to get there from the Zurich Main Train Station, and my piece of advice is: buy a 24 hour pass as soon as you arrive - for the cost of 2 one-way individual tickets - and you will be set for travelling in to the so-called zone 110. Rossana will tell you to take a train to Alstetten (Tracks 41/42) and then bus No. 80 (Direction Triemli). Get off at the Raustistrasse Station and walk up-street for 200 meters and find, Algierstrasse, make a right and you will find No. 15 on yours left hand side. Another important piece of advice is: if you bought - as I did - a SIM card for your phone, good for all European Union countries, remember that Switzerland does NOT belong to the EU. My card, bought in Germany, stopped working as soon as I entered Switzerland. Take this into consideration because the WIFI signal at the apartment is weak and you may easily get frustrated trying to connect your phone to it. Other than that, I never got to meet Rossana. Key was left in a Key Safe and other instruction will get to you as you make contact with the hostess. I don't know if I want to go back to Zurich, a city a found boring and expensive, with very few things that could make it unique...