The place was cute, and well-stocked. As someone else has mentioned, the bed is pretty high off the ground, which was somewhat of a challenge for me and my partner as short people. The location is excellent and cannot be beaten. Daniel was generally good to communicate with, he also offered to change our towels halfway through the stay, which was nice.
Unfortunately, I don't think I would stay here again. The place was smaller than appears in the photos and really only tolerable for a couple of days. After that, the bathroom gets wet and musty and the towels take forever to dry.
Most frustratingly, the listing says that there is a "designated workplace," which is false, or incredibly misleading at best. I specifically asked Daniel if there was a designated workplace before booking, since I didn't see a table or desk of any kind in the photos. He confirmed that there was a designated workspace. I perhaps should have followed up and specifically asked him what he meant by a "workspace". A couple days after arriving I asked again, as there is no place to sit in the apartment other than the couch, which is not a workspace. Daniel confirmed there was a workspace, but once I asked where it was or if he meant to say the couch was a workspace, he did not respond. I was planning on working from the apartment some days, and was unable to as there was nowhere to put my computer or even sit, other than the small couch. Additionally, the full-sized kitchen is nice, but it is pretty useless if there is no table or other place to sit and eat your food.
All in all, this would be a fine place to stay for a night, maybe two, but beyond that, I wouldn't recommend it. I also felt kind of deceived by the posting and later by the host's failure to acknowledge my question.