We liked our stay at Handan's apartment, and there are a few pointers for new guests to consider.
The flat is very central, it is convenient to go from and to the airport, use the metro, get to the main shopping street and the old town( either an hour walk or by metro/tram). The interior is beautiful and feels homey, with the plants and a great armchair. The bedroom is rather quiet for this bustling neighbourhood. Most of the kitchen ustensiles are there, and there is easy access to the washing/drying machines.
However, having scissors, lids for frying pans, tea spoons, napkins, some oil and spices would be really nice. Another thing to know - the living area(kitchen+sofa) is noisy due to the business of this part of the city and old windows. We felt like it wasn't quiet enough for us. Any doors opening and people walking up the stairs can be heard too, but it wasn't really a problem as all the guests of this building are nice and respectful of others.
I was hoping to get some work done over Skype, but the Internet only was strong enough to send messages and a few photos in the living room, so I had to cancel my work meetings. Don't expect to be working online here if you need video or audio conferences.
The bed linen is subjectively very unattractive. The bed itself, even if very squeaky, has a really really comfortable mattress, which ensured great sleep. Another disappointing moment for us was the view (not that we were promised any) : the bedroom windows open into a semi-collapsed part of the building, with lots of dirt and damaged bricks. The main windows open into a pretty unpleasant street as well. This tiny part of the neighbourhood looks quite run-down to the European mind, but I have to admit we never once felt unsafe or were harassed by anyone.
Overall, if you don't mind a reasonable amount of noise (don't forget about muslim night prayers) and do not need the view, this apartment is a good place to stay!