The hosts seemed nice and always replied in less than 24hs. We found that there was no soap in the bathroom and we had one brought to us in 24hs. We asked them if they could turn up the heating for the night and they did it immediately and without complaining. The bed sheets has a big stain on it and we realized the second night. Luckily, there were other clean sheets for us to change. There were also plenty of clean towels.
The place itself is big. It has 2 bedrooms, a living room, bathroom and kitchen. It is surprising that it has approximately 12 doors connecting all of the rooms and feels a bit of a maze. Some wardrobes and buddha statues are used to conceal some of the doors. As some of the other reviews mention, the floor is extremely uneven, and walking through the apartment feels like walking through a bouncy castle. The walls are unevenly painted with different shades of white.
The neighborhood is... ok, but *very* noisy.
The check-in and check-out process was a bit of an ordeal. I had to download an "August" app, and have a phone with 4G and Bluetooth. Luckily I did (but this is not something that can be expected from out-of-country tourists). However, when I got to the door, the system reported itself as "jammed" and didn't open. Luckily, Thomas was around to open the door for us.
The place is "ok"-ish, for a very short stay (~3 days), but I would not recommend it for a longer stay. The kitchen cutlery and oven items felt incomplete. All in all, it felt like the hosts were trying to get some money out of it, without doing a serious investment. From reading the (very strict) house rules, we were really expecting as much organization and cleanliness as the hosts demand.