The first thing that struck me about this place is that it's a bit bigger than I thought. I saw the pictures and saw a bed and a desk and imagined it to be tiny. I now know that desk a large dining table, and the bed is queen-sized and I had the scale wrong.
Next I found the place fully equipped with essentials, and even niceties such as a pint of milk in the fridge when I arrived. From soap to cooking oil, the host clearly knows what little things a traveller needs to get started.
The wifi was patchy to start with, but Jess moved the router when I asked, and it became rock-solid and ran at about 20Mb/s download. I was able to work and make calls on my laptop just fine.
The location at the end of a road makes it secluded and the window faces into a private area, which is all quite nice. I was there in summer, and the air-con was needed during the middle of the day and worked just fine.
All in all, a bargain and a place I'd certainly return to.