The place is easy to find after a bit of a walk from the bus station. Thanks to its location, it’s great for when people return at night. The place had board games, which was a plus on the trip. Bruno was kind and answered all our questions. Communication was easy and he speaks English and Spanish, which was great as non of us speak French.
Now for the price you get a good place to stay but expect what you pay for. It’s a simple place and it’s old. Because it looks old, even tho everything was tidy up, that made it look a bit dusty/unclean. The bed is another one from the pictures posted and had a weird frame which one would bump a lot with, making it really annoying (frame was too big so there was just too little space to walk between the bed and the table). The only window is a bit small and looks to the inside of the building, making the view a wall. Now I don’t really mind that there wasn’t a view but it restricted a bit of the sunlight so it gave a bit of a claustrophobic sensation.
Additionally we had to pay 20€ for bed linens and towels, which was a little overpriced for what we got. There was only the bed cover for the bed and none for the bed sofa so it’s necessary to bring your own cover anyway if your party is more than 2 people. The towels looked really old aswell.
Overall it was an okay place for staying one night. Wouldn’t really recommend if you mind the issues listed above. But it’s location makes it a good place to stay for cheap. Definitely would bring my own bed linens, covers and towels for sure.