What a bright, airy, adorable apartment! I really wouldn't even call it a studio since the bedroom is off from the kitchen and a truly dedicated space. There was plenty of room and I think the partitions make the space feel larger than a studio apartment or hotel room would appear. Shower water is hot, bed was comfy, wifi is strong/reliable, and the off-street parking situation (although not *comfortably* designed for anything other than a Prius or Fiat - I struggled with a Toyota Camry) is a wonderful asset, too.

There are plenty of dishes, pots/pans, and a full oven (with toaster oven, too!) for all of your cooking and serving needs. I saw some spices and coffee in the pantry but guests looking to cook and eat in the apartment should probably bring whatever you'll need as I don't recall seeing other kitchen staples (butter, oil, foil, paper towel, napkins, etc.). The space is very clean but you're definitely on your own for incidentals.

The same goes for the bathroom - large and somewhat kitschy design, plenty of linens for one or two people, bath gel/shampoo/conditioner/lotion and toilet paper. But if you need toothpaste, first aid, cotton balls, or stuff like that, you should bring it.

Basically the apartment is decorated and looks lived in, but it's not. I actually prefer that as I feel kind of creepy being in someone's personal affairs/space. As someone who eats out and really only needs a crash pad, this was perfect for me. If you're coming with a child, or with very little and are relying on your host to provide the rest, you will need to readjust your expectations. That said, I would stay here again without hesitation and encourage anyone else to do the same. Edgar is also incredibly flexible and communicative which is a wonderful plus.