The room itself is nice and is able to be nearly completely dark during day or night due to the shutters. The location is relatively close to a couple S lines. It's not super convenient but it's not too far either. (Less than 10 minutes walking)
Audrey gives you a nice handbook to guide you to things that she likes in the nearby area - a lot of useful information. In terms of the accommodations, they were fine. The only thing to really note is that it does get very quiet (good) but there is very little sound insulation so you will hear almost everything in your surroundings if any sound is made. The walls themselves are very thin in this aspect. I think this is common of buildings in this area but just something to note. If you are a light sleeper, you might need earplugs or white noise to stop things from waking you up. Wasn't much of a problem for us but we used ear plugs and/or white noise.