This seems to be the home Jasmin and her family live in full time. Jasmin and her husband met us for check in, so we had to coordinate a time to meet. They were incredibly accommodating with our schedule and brought us extra toilet paper and blanket as there were not enough.
It is listed as a 2 bedroom yet the 2nd bedroom is actually the living room as well. It did have a twin bed and the couch converts to a bed and it does have a door to make it private.
There are good restaurants and stores very close by. The bus stop is also a couple blocks away but we couldn't figure out where to buy tickets so we just took ubers into the city center.
The bed are not as thick and comfortable as we are used to in North America so we didn't sleep well, but I've found this not uncommon throughout Europe.
You should have her show you how the windows, blinds and doorbell/buzzer entry work...turning the showerhead on can also be tricky. If you are staying a few days and want to user the washer (no dryer) is all in German so a lesson on how to operate would also be helpful.