Andrea was nice and was always available to answer questions and give recommendations. The space was tidy and clean. The bathroom and shower are almost in the same area and it's small and the air con is old and loud.
There are supermarkets and a big street for partying within a 10 to 15min walk. However, there are homeless sleeping all around the area. They usually approach and ask you for money or food. Sometimes they can be pretty persistent. My boyfriend and I helped when we had the chance. But two blocks away walking from the metro station to the room I was unfortunately victim of one of them. He took me by surprise from the back, forced me to walk with him and then ripped of my bags and went running. I didn't know what to do so I screamed and try to find some help to make it to the room. There could be someone in the building 24/7, but we're unprotected in the whereabouts as soon as we step out of the fences.
Lastly, another important point for travelers is to have comfort at night. In case of the room, the mattress of the single bed is hard and the couch for two was not on the same level which caused us terrible back pain. We had to ask for blankets to help us make a more uniform base for the couch. We were told that for extra blankets we had to pay. It seemed unreasonable because we never got more than thin sheets for cold season so I'm glad that we weren't charged in the end.
I'm stating the facts so other travelers can come to their own conclusions. Hope it helps!