We had a comfortable and pleasant stay in Fema's place which was clean and offered convenient self check-in. There was one bedroom with a bed for two people. The bunk and sofa bed sleeps another four people. We prefer firm mattresses so we slept on the top bunk and had comfortable sleeps. The pillows were too soft for our liking but we always bring our own small travel pillows for this reason so that was not a problem for us. Fema's place provided breakfast options which included many different teas, coffee, cornflakes and delicious chocolate toasted muesli. The TV wasn't working but we weren't planning on watching TV anyway. The door opens directly into the street which was a bit confronting at first (probably because we arrived when it was already dark) but we got used to it quickly as the neighbourhood was quiet. We found a window high above the front door and this provided ventilation for the place while we were indoors. Fema's place is located in a diverse neighbourhood with a melting pot of cultures and our group felt relatively safe at night. What we liked most about Fema's place was the proximity to the train station which made it quick and convenient to get in and out to see the sights, and the delicious cereals. Fema was also very generous in allowing us a late checkout which we were extremely grateful for.