There is honestly nothing negative to say about Jane and her place.
The room I've stayed in was very cute and the bed comfortable. I was a bit cold but it might be because I'm used to warmer rooms. Jane's place is situated next to the forest, so it's very quiet and perfect if you're seeking for tranquility. The breakfast is a + point and is very sufficient, with bread, butter, jam, fruits, cereals, yoghurt, coffee, tea. I'm used to hostels and common bathroom and didn't mind it at all, but just be aware that you might have to wait a bit to use it.
Jane was very sociable and welcoming, and she gave me loads of useful tips or recommendations in a matter of places to visit.
As mentioned by Jane, a car is essential and way more practical to have. I didn't have one and still managed to move, but be aware that the bus stop is a 15 minutes away walk and that only a few buses a day are stopping by, around every 3 hours. Also, they won't let you in if the bus is already full. If you have the time to wander, it's alright but trust Jane, if you do have to work, have a car.
It was overall a great stay and I'd definitely stay again if I ever come back in the area!