Great location about 15 min walk to the main center. Conveniently located across the train station. Some may find it loud with windows open and people walking on the floorboards above you, but they let you know it's an old building. It didn't bother us because we're from a big city anyway.
The check-in process was messy. We were given instructions but once we entered the code into the room, there was already another couple there, also a bit confused (luckily clothed lol). They booked the room upstairs but somehow managed to enter both and stayed in our booked room until we arrived. The codes are easily guessable for each room, maybe that had something to do with it. The woman helping the host Simon offered for us to choose where to stay but the other couple already settled in, plus there definitely wasn't enough time to clean the room again (covid times!), so we stayed in the upstairs room instead.
Simon came to visit the next day and it seemed like there was no communication between him and the other woman who was helped us during check-in as he was unaware the other couple wanted to stay one night longer in our original room. And then I got a text while out one morning telling us the cleaners had arrived to clean, however we had all agreed for us to stay in our new room for the set booking time instead of switching to the original room below, halfway through.
There was no hand soap in the bathroom which seems like a basic necessity especially during covid times, so we bought our own. The linen/towels had some weird marks from the "iron". And the shower flooded every time we used it (we had to put 3 towels around all sides) but Simon was aware of it.
All in all, we were fine staying there but the things I mentioned wouldn't be convenient for a long stay and may annoy some people.