Probably fine as a bed for one night, however it's really not ideal for longer stays. No access to the kitchen, no place to hang wet towels, no place to sit other than the bed. The overhead lamp turns off every few minutes, and the bedside lamp isn't good for working or studying. It is close to city center, though, which is nice. It does seem to be a boarding house rather than a family home, which I found disappointing; but Haya's grown children are very nice. Make sure you get directions from the family, as the house is not numbered and the internet gives incorrect directions to locate it; I spent an afternoon looking for it. I would probably stay here again if I was just in town for a day, but not for longer visits.