An apartment can be excellent when separate beds, a usable kitchen and laundry matter more than daily hotel service. Before booking, check the actual bed configuration, whether the kitchen has more than a microwave, the cleaning and cancellation terms, and whether a lift or step-free entry is needed. Photos of a large living room do not tell you how well four people will sleep.
For a short first trip, put the address on a map and test a typical day: groceries, a station, your main sights and the journey home when everyone is tired. A central apartment with a supermarket nearby can make breakfast and one easy dinner flexible, while leaving room in the budget for meals you really want to go out for.
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