The place is very clean. Know that if you rent the singular room without the windows, it's dark, once you close the doors and turn off the light, as if it's any time in a 24-hour clock. It could be 3am or 3pm. So if you need to sleep a lot, then you might like this. I think it's fair to know that it's a cot and not a bed. It squeaks if you shift your thoughts. These things are fine, especially for the price. But the part that confused me was the vibe. I felt like I was imposing, as the young teenage daughter was in the kitchen/living room day and night on the computer. This is also fine. People can do as they wish with their precious time. But it's just the truth that for 4 days, she was on the computer when I awoke, and when I returned at night. I was never told that I could use the kitchen or eat at the table or just sit in there, so I felt very awkward. I sat on the cot in the windowless room to eat cold cereal and drink tea because I did not feel like they wanted guests to use the kitchen. There was no tour of the kitchen, so I had to trust that they don't want guests cooking. I actually don't know. And I felt too awkward and uncomfortable to ask. I felt like I was really putting them out. I'll take responsibility for not asking, but that's just how weird it seemed to me. Sorry. Otherwise, very clean, and good location. Walking distance to The Loving Hut, which is a lovely chain of vegan (food) bistros. The flowers in the nearby church yard are very nice. The room with multiple beds in it is lovely. The closet room with the cot is what it is. I'm grateful to have had a safe space. I just didn't feel welcome in the kitchen or what looked to be a living room with ample space to sit,have food or coffee, review maps, etc. I felt like I had to stay in the little room. Tip: Turn door key to the left in order to open it,or you'll be standing there, locked out, until you are rescued.