Mia was a responsive host, and the apartment has a wonderful, well-appointed kitchen. It has everything you need to cook up a meal—pots, pans, dishes, silverware, microwave, stove and refrigerator! The living room, bedroom and bath are very clean and neat. The queen bed was wonderful! The mattress was the best! Mia provided plenty of towels, and replaced them as we needed.
There are some cons, though, if your are an older traveler: The furniture is for young people—all the seating is high: high stools and a small bar in the living room, high chairs and a high kitchen table in the kitchen. The beautiful couch in the living room is perfect for a dorm or rec room, but not for anyone who needs back support. There is no desk and chair for computer work. The bed was up against a wall. Be prepared to wake the person next to you so they can get up to let you out. The long walkway to the entrance at the back of the house is canted and uneven; the three stairs up to the kitchen door are very uneven old cement. And the outdoor furniture pictured in the listing were old and worn out.
Finally, if you are afraid of dogs, this is not the place for you! My first night, I came "home" to the place and was suddenly assaulted by ferocious snarling and barking from what felt like a BIG dog maybe 3 feet from me. I couldn't see it in the dark. It turns out there's a dog in the backyard—I learned it can't reach you (good!). The dog would snarl and bark about half the time we approached the door to the kitchen.