First off, I made the stupid mistake of booking a day short, so I ended up having to check out a day earlier unexpectedly. This was completely my fault. Maroni was very understanding about it, did not rush me, and offered suggestions on where to stay. Luckily, many hostels were located nearby, so I ended up staying in one around the area.
On to the review of the room: I was traveling by myself, so this room’s size worked. It’s very small but is at a convenient location relative to the city. There is really only room for one luggage, so it’s better suited for travelers who lean towards minimal packing. Checking in was easy; while I did not meet Maroni in person while checking in, she sent clear and helpful instructions regarding check-in and was also receptive to any questions I had.
The room is located in a hall between the kitchen and the full bathroom. I was a bit worried about the sharing aspect, but I barely ran into the other guests and could, for the most part, shower and use the bathroom at my own time. The shower works great. For those who have longer hair and might not read the amenities list too carefully, bring a hairdryer (compatible with 220 V) as there is no hairdryer. There is a power adapter, which was convenient.
The wi-fi is a bit spotty. It works best in the kitchen, but my phone would still occasionally not get great signal even there.
Overall, a good stay at a good price, best for a single traveler.