First the good points. Dejan was quite quick to respond to inquiries. The apartment is about a 4 minute walk to the DLR.
However,
1) there was no coffee maker,
2) the microwave was on the shelf in the hall closet,
3) there is no dining area, as there is a desk in the spot where a table would go. For eating you need to sit on the futons.
4) the furniture that is in the pictures is no longer there. Instead there are 2 quite uncomfortable futons to sit on.
5) The kitchen floor tiles are taped with black duct tape to hold them together. He has strategically placed a large mat to cover up most of that and the pictures that are on the site do not indicate this at all.
6) The flooring in the hallway is also taped together and covered up with a mat.
7) the bathroom is very tired and the the use of the shower taps is tricky.
8) the building is located on a major road that is used by heavy-duty gravel trucks that run until past 11 pm.
9) the way that the address is listed is quite confusing. I could not and neither could our Uber driver figure out which number was actually the building number and which number was the apartment number.
10) it also seems that the owner, Dejan, stays there part-time as his clothes were in half of the closet and dresser space. We found this quite disconcerting as this was totally unexpected until we got the final instructions about 2 days before arriving.
11) Certain food items were promised on our arrival and those items were not provided.
I am not sure how the other reviewers arrived at their glowing reports of the apartment. I took this apartment based on their reviews and I was very disappointed with the state of the apartment when we arrived.
So, all in all, the lovely pictures are quite deceiving.