Our stay was good and we eventually figured out how to work with the logistics of the stay and the space. It is important that you know going in, which we did not fully understand, that the space is a "student accommodations," which means that it is somewhere, logistically, between a hotel and a hostel. For example, your room may not be in the same building as the laundry and you need to request towels at the front dest (which also may not be in your same building). Things like that. This worked out okay for us in the end, because we had all three rooms connected to our kitchen and living room. If you do not, then you may be sharing a kitchen and living room. With the rooms being so tiny, it is important to have access to a living room to be able to relax in between adventures in the evening.