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The room is very comfortable (double bed, large desk, new air conditioner) and bright, having two large windows. It is completely furnished, so you'll need just the bare minimum. Being an outgoing erasmus student myself next semester, it will be free from August till the end of February, when I'll come back from Germany. You'll share the apartment (kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms) with 4 other students. *Two of these students have to go through the room to get to their bedroom - that's what a passage room is. That's why it costs exactly as much as the double room. While for me it's just a small inconvenience - I think of it as a single room 99% of the time - you still have to give up about 1% of your privacy. If you're all right with that (for example, if you had in mind to settle for a double room), then this is the right place for you! The apartment is in the very middle of the university district, just a short walk from most faculties (as you can see on the map). There's a supermarket, bus stops and everything you need literally next to the apartment; I'll leave my bike too, which is the best option to explore the city. From my experience, having lived here for two years and really wanting to return when I come back from my erasmus, the pros outweigh the cons by far. Anyway, it's up to you to let me know, preferably via WhatsApp.

The room is very comfortable (double bed, large desk, new air conditioner) and bright, having two large windows. It is completely furnished, so you'll need just the bare minimum. Being an outgoing erasmus student myself, it will be free from August till the end of February, when I'll come back from Germany. You'll share the apartment (kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms) with 4 other students. *Two of these students have to go through the room to get to their bedroom - that's what a passage room is. That's why it costs exactly as much as the double room. While for me it's just a small inconvenience - I think of it as a single room 99% of the time - you still have to give up about 1% of your privacy. If you're all right with that (for example, if you had in mind to settle for a double room), then this is the right place for you! The apartment is in the very middle of the university district, just a short walk from most faculties (as you can see on the map). There's a supermarket, bus stops and everything you need literally next to the apartment; I'll leave my bike too, which is the best option to explore the city. From my experience, having lived here for two years and really wanting to return when I come back from my erasmus, the pros outweigh the cons by far. Anyway, it's up to you to let me know.