Tildes Room is very nice decorated and with the separate entrance we felt autonomous. The area around is also really nice.
Now to come to my personal view and the points of my rating:

I think my feeling of being uncomfortable started, when Tilde asked for an extra payment of 80€ when i want to stay in her room ("airbnb messed something up with the pricing") after my booking by airbnb for 3 nights (round about 160€). Optionally she told me that i can cancel my book if i dont want to pay 1/3 extra - but as i didnt book the option with cancelation i would have lost all my money of the payment. so i sort of felt to have to pay the extra - what i did in the end (we agreed on 70€ - after a long discussion). Also airbnb told me at the phone that the prices are always set by the hosts themselves and she could cancel the booking but it costs at least 50€ for her.
When we arrived, Tilde showed us the room - which was nice - and the bathroom. I wasnt aware that its an open bathroom (not a room which can be closed) with transparent glass-walls. And the comment of Tilde "i hope you are not shy" was at this point of time not helpful.
Also her children are using the open bathroom in the morning, and its directly located next to the airbnb room (and again an open bath). so obviously if you are a light sleeper as me, its definitely noisy - and i could hear that Tilde told her kids several times to try to be not so noisy.
Also the day we check out (check out was officially set by Tilde at 12 o'clock) she texted me several times that day at what time we will leave the space because she has new guests coming and want to organize it. I can totally see her point, but if you rent your room until 12 o'clock, just take that time instead of sending me messages and friendly reminders to please answer asap.
Last but not least i thought it was w little weird that there was no key to lock the room inside to the rest of the appartement.
In general, i think we had a bad start with the adiitional money which made me extra sensitive.
But regardless, i think its really important and just fair to communicate the surrounding of the room as transparent as possible in the description (and maybe show it in the pictures) - and not when the people are sort of in the situation already.
So everybody could decide beforehand if they want to stay there with this setting.