The room was very tidy and clean, however, there were a couple of caviats and two really horrible things that compelled me to put for the first time ever the worse grade for a host.
Beware of this host, despite cleanliness, two main issues were as following: at start, you are asked to share your credentials so they can inform local authorities about your visit, that is a local law, however, what has happened was unbelievable, the host asked me about my passport and after I took it out, without hesitation she grabbed it from me immediately while I couldn't stop it, then she scanned my passport digitally, trying to explain later that this is her standard procedure for a newcomer. Problem is that is highly illegal for common people and companies that do not have data privacy policies to keep someone else a digital copy of their official documents like passports or id. In Europe, GDPR act regulates this and a lot of hotels break that law frequently. That data can be later used for scams, taking loans on you, any kind of online verification, a lot of such data is later hacked from such companies (because they do not have a policy for keeping sensitive data) and lands on the dark web where it is available for a couple of cents to buy. The main problem i have with it, that host still thinks that is completely fair to do so, no, it is not, that is breaking the EU law clearly, but it simply takes some time for the regulator to check for companies that break data privacy. The office is simply not that much efficient when the problem is really large and most of the people are not aware of their rights and problems that can appear later because of it. The host is one of such people, but she does a lot of harm to people thinking that is exactly what she is allowed to do, which makes me sad.
Second thing is that I was accused of destroying something that was never shown to me. Sometimes after i left the place and did my check out, the host wrote to me saying that I destroyed something on the balcony. It was that simple, i was just accused of destroying something when in truth I have never been on that balcony because I simply hadn't known about it. The balcony was never shown to me by the host, despite she showed me the room and area briefly during checking in. I was simply not aware of it for the entire stay, but I was falsely accused of destroying it without any kind of argument, she just filled out the report to Airbnb immediately, just informing me about that mysteriously. That makes me sadder because no one really likes to be accused falsely with that kind of rage + this was long after the checkout when she said me bye + i have never seen that part of the flat, so i'm even not sure what and where it is.

Despite the above main points:
- host does not know English, it is very hard to communicate if you are an English speaker. That was my mistake, i should double-check this before booking.
- that is a hostel, you are not renting a room in a shared space (kitchen), you are at hotel where host is at the flat everyday, that was completely missed in the offer description
- there is no way to check-in any time you want, you have to talk with host and the hotel/motel checking in
- all night there is very loud outside for some reason, not sure what was that, but it was simply hard for me to sleep there, i think it may be some construction work during the night, but I'm not sure, it was constant sound for my entire stay during every night
- even if you stay for few days, the host will go to your room in the middle of it while you are outside to clean the room, that makes me very suspicious and i argued with the host about this so in the end, she agreed to not clean in my room (however you never known if the host didn't enter your room because she have copy keys to all rooms and she is there every day). How ever, for some people that may be nice to have cleaning of the room during your stay, but it is not common practice at hotels for short stay, usually cleaning happens after the stay to not touch/move private belongings that are at the room.
- in the kitchen, there is no way to boil the water and the kitchen is full so you can't really use it