This is the first negative review I have ever written in my life. If everything with this apartment goes as planned, you should have no problem. However, beware if there is an issue. We had booked this apartment for 4 days. When we arrived at about midnight after a delayed flight, when we opened the front door we found the building in almost complete darkness. On the way up the stairs there was only one lightbulb lit on the stairs one flight up. There were no other lights on the stairs and there was not a single light on any of the floors. In almost complete darkness, our child was injured on the winding stone steps. We knew it was not safe in the building and we rushed to book another Airbnb apartment online in Edinburgh for the remaining 3 days. We would not have stayed at this apartment the first night, but it was after midnight and we did not see any hotels in the area.
We vacated the apartment the next day and notified Susannah and Airbnb that we had vacated the apartment. We told them about the unsafe conditions caused by the electrical problem and we told Susannah and Airbnb that our child had been injured on the stone steps to the apartment because of the electrical problem. Days later, we received an email from Susannah saying that they were still working on the electrical problem and she said she was sorry our child had been injured. Even though we had asked repeatedly for a full refund because we had to vacate the apartment and get another one after only 1 night, and because our child had been injured, Susannah said she would not give us a full refund. We repeatedly asked for a full refund, but Susannah refunded less than $400 of the over $900 we had originally paid for this rental. We had not blamed Susannah for the electrical problem, but we fully expected her to take responsibility for her rental. This is not the way to treat people.
By the way, we were extremely happy with the Airbnb apartment in Edinburgh we moved into when we were forced to vacate Susannah's apartment.