The place is very clean and conveniently located. Ines is quite nice and her dog (that will stay home without her all day) is very nice too.
The place has an uncomfortable atmosphere though. Ines is watching you. She is very very particular. Very. I her mind (although the ad says you have a kitchen to use etc) you should sleep there only and you "only rented a room" not the kitchen. Salt is not for you, better ask to use a pan and don't dare to make a coffee! She hates that. It kind of feels like she does not want you around. I mean, you sleep on her sofa. In her living room.
We washed the dishes every day, because she "only let's the dish washer run once per week and those dishes won't get clean".
The washing machine was used by her and the drying rack too. Every day.
She did not buy toilet paper for almost the whole week. Prepare to be rationed.
You will feel like you are not welcome and nothing should really be used by you.
30EUR will feel less like a good price when you feel like you are barely tolerated in her well kept and very immaculately and peculiarly organized home.
We took good care as we got the sense of a slightly OCD host, but got invoiced 450EUR the night of the check out. For what? There is a scratch in the back of one chair, a bit of paint is chipped of a sideboard and the door handle is loose. It'a an Altbau. An old Berlin apartment. There is wear and tear. And so on. Apart from the fact that we did not break or scratch anything, if we would have: who charges you 450EUR for scratches?
I would rather pay more than feel this controlled again and that unwelcome. And she will charge you for so something... so add that to the price. She told us about "Asians" and how they use her herbs, "Americans" and their drinking. "Only the trash comes to Berlin". - welcome to Ines' home.