The apartment itself was lovely: sunny, airy, spacious, clean, and very comfortably furnished. We really enjoyed our stay overall. A few things future guests should know:The location is a little tricky if you have a car. Driving to the apartment and maneuvering into the garage requires patience (and excellent parking skills). The garage space is tight, especially when pulling in and out.Also, if you’re used to heavily stocked vacation rentals, adjust expectations a bit. Our Swiss friends told us this is fairly typical in Switzerland, and the apartment did provide the basics, but only just enough. For a group of five, we received one roll of paper towels, exactly two dishwasher pods, limited coffee pods, a few tea bags, small condiment packets, and one thin dish towel. There wasn’t a pantry of shared staples like spices, oils, teas, or extras that you sometimes find in other European rentals. The management company's response to my ask for additional supplies was that the items they provide are a "curtesy pack" and that if we needed more we would have to buy them ourselves.One other important detail: although the apartment has three bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, only one bathroom has a proper stand-up shower. The other two have bathtubs with handheld sprayers, and one doesn’t even have a shower curtain. Everyone in our group ended up using the single stand-up shower.Despite these issues, the apartment was beautiful, comfortable, and a great home base for our trip.