The place is a stone’s throw to bus and train stations, convenient stores, restaurants, and shopping malls/stores. So you don’t need to worry if ever you’d rush to buy some necessities or go shopping. Expect a lot of guys standing or waiting at the building’s entrance to make negotiations to tourists on room rentals.
The low rate given for the room speaks for itself - the room was small and narrow. However, it was tidy. The host (May’s sister, Lily, was there to accommodate us) made it sure they get to clean up and replace our used towels, sheets and duvet. Host was also very hospitable. She even allowed us to drop off our bags at their guest house hours before our check-in time at 2PM. She could communicate in English, gave us some tips and instructions how to get to a particular place we were heading to. Upon check out, we were given free key chains sealed in tiny boxes as a souvenir for the stay.