Ikaros' place is ok if you're on a budget (i.e. can't afford a hotel) and ok with sharing a space with others. The room is on the top floor with plenty of natural light and no curtains, which means in the summer if you don't wear an eye mask you'll wake up with the sun at 5am. The locks, both to the building and the flat, were extremely hard to open however. I spent a solid 30 minutes the first time and was unsuccessful, the door wouldn't open even when I buzzed the flat and one of the guests buzzed the door while I pushed and pushed and it refused to open (I finally followed someone inside the building). He said "it's an old building with old locks" which ok but every time I had to unlock the door to the building or flat it took at least 5 minutes of turning the lock back and forth. I began to be afraid to leave lest I get locked out and have to sleep on the street. If you want an anxiety-free holiday where you can enter your room with ease, I suggest spending the extra money for a real hotel.