Don't expect sleek and ultra-modern. This is a small, homely (not in the US sense of "ugly", but the UK sense of "like home"), pleasant flat in a typical old Edinburgh building, with slightly uneven walls and floors.
Six or seven steps up to the street door, then another 18 steps curving up to the flat. One step up from the bedroom to the small shower "room" .
Good WiFi, great shower, very comfortable bed and sofa.
When I was there this week, there was only one pan for hob cooking, but the team are aware, and may have rectified that by now. Other kitchen equipment is in adequate supply - fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, gas hob, electric oven, kettle, assorted tools and ovenproof dishes, plenty of plates, cutlery, nice big mugs.
Dont be misled by the review which mentions a microwave - there isn't one. (The listing does not claim that there is.)
Extras supplied: shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, handwash, teas (several kinds), coffee, sugar, salt, pepper, olive and sunflower oils.
Be aware that the flat (apartment) door requires three keys to lock or unlock it. The lowest keyhole is hard to see in the dim light of the stairwell.
The flat is in an excellent location. Plenty of shops of all sorts nearby; ditto cafes and restaurants; bus stop round the corner (the Edinburgh bus service is wonderful); 20-minutes walking distance to city centre, although uphill most of the way in to the city.
Quiet cul-de-sac off a fairly quiet street, so minimal traffic noise at night, even to a country-dweller like me.
A pleasant base for a city break.