I don't recommend to stay long-term in Camilla's apartment due to the following reasons:
1) For a 3 month stay the room was too expensive. (it looks bigger on the pictures, no square meters were included in the description).
2) She asked me when I'm away for a couple of days so that she could offer my room to friends who are coming to see her (which is a no go, especially when she doesn't allow me to have any over night guest at all)
3) I stayed in total for 3 month with a planned check-out on Sunday, July 31st. I asked if I could stay until the next morning August 1st to go back in the train with a friend. She only allowed if I would have payed one more night which is not welcoming at all, especially if you nearly paid all of her rent for 3 months. I was so upset, I booked a hotel instead.
4) I needed to inform her at any point in time if spontaneous guests are coming (be it for a coffee or tea). Her friends could come and go as wanted without telling me.
5) When I had my parents over for the first time for a cup of coffee with informing her before, she didn't even think about stop watching TV and saying Hello to them even though she was in the shared living room / kitchen. That was not respectful at all and very rude.
6) Without speaking to me first, Camilla wrote to Airbnb that I wanted to move out earlier which was not true. I needed to communicate over Airbnb that I wanted to stay as originally planned.
In total I wouldn't move into her apartment for a long term stay again. Camilla should also stick to her house rules herself if she sets something up like informing who is visiting when (even if it is just for a coffee or tea). Communication was in total not nice as she always texted me instead of directly speaking to me when I was at home. It lead to a feeling that I was just somebody she could get money from and not to a welcoming feeling of hospitality in a shared apartment.