Expect to have to take out your own bins even though you've paid a cleaning fee! I'm really not sure why I had to pay this fee seen as on arrival the bedroom was full of dust, especially under the bed, and there were bits on the floor. Cupboards were dirty. The walk in wardrobe has bags of rubbish in it and had random empty water bottles, letters and old food packaging in it. When leaving, you are instructed to take out your own kitchen bin - what are the cleaners for?! The microwave had a bad smell to it too. The fridge was set to a ridiculous temperature which we only realised when we come to have frozen milk! It's not a cheap place to stay after having to pay the cleaning fee and I just don't think that it's worth it. The apartment itself is unique and relatively looks like the photos, it's cosy and a bit different. But there is also a strict 'rule book' for staying in the apartment that isn't clear and is too corporate and sometimes unreasonable, including that the fireplace mentioned in the description is not allowed to be used! The book continuously mentioned additional fees that we would have to pay if we didn't do something she had asked which was off putting. The location is good, it's not far away from the centre and is on a nice street. However the entrance into the apartment building is dark and musty, it's quite uninviting. The garden needs a bit of improvement and TLC, didn't really want to use it. Rebecca did provide small things like coffee which was nice for her to do so. It was okay for a short stay but we wouldn't have wanted to stay for more than two nights. Water pressure was poor, it took my girlfriend ages to wash her hair. Sadly, I messaged her to let her know that we were staying for my girlfriend's very special 21st birthday and she ignored my message which i thought was very impersonal. Her only messages to me were annoying automated messages that I even received at 3am. Overall, the apartment is okay to stay in if you don't have the highest standards or expectations.