The host has an apartment of the first floor/ground floor of a building, and in this apartment there are several rooms that he rents - of various qualities, amenities and prices. What I'm reviewing here is the room that I stayed in.
But "room" is an overstatement - it is fact a sort of closet, kitchenette, storeroom or pantry adapted into some kind of a sleeping room not bigger that a comfortable sleeping car in a train. Literally, what one sees in the picture is the whole room, from wall to wall - exactly the length of the bed. Technically, I think the room is a repurposed kitchenette, or a technical room, because there's a gas socket in a wall.
Not only that the room is so tiny, but it is also poorly lit by natural light and very poorly ventilated. There is a window up, very high, you have a special stick to operate it. The air doesn't really circulate, anyway, and for good ventilation you need to keep the door open. The door goes to an otherwise nice living room.
The window if the room doesn't have a mosquito net, and there were mosquitos - billions of them. I didn't have any mosquitos repellent or anti-mosquito device, nor did the host brought the topic into discussion, at least as a warning.
But the worst thing is the access to bathroom: while it seems that other rooms in this apartment have their own bathroom, mine didn't (which confirms the hypothesis that the room is a repurposed space) - and I had to use the bath belonging to the bedroom of the owner. That means going through some corridors, which, at night is not very convenient. And eventually crossing with the host at bathroom. Not nice at all, and the description of the room is strategically quiet about this aspect.
Otherwise the area is nice, you have all sorts of shops in the vicinity, close access to public transportation and the host is a nice guy. The living room, together with the kitchen, is shared with other people renting from the host - but everybody was quiet and decent. The kitchen has everything required for cooking something, if so you wish.