Pros: clean, great directions, was able to get an extra blanket because it was cold, friendly girl at check in
Cons: neither a hostel nor an Airbnb, it had the worst of both worlds. Didn't have the cozy, comfortable feeling of an Airbnb nor the organization and ease of use of a hostel. Seems like a family tried to (unsuccessfully) convert their apartment into a hostel while still living there. No reception desk, and I was unsure of who worked there and who was a guest... so I had to run all over the apartment looking for the girl who checked me in anytime I needed something. There was an "office" but it was the workers' shared bedroom so it felt uncomfortable to intrude in their private space and ask them for anything. Also there's a mandatory lock out period during the day for cleaning. It didn't affect me since I was only there for one night, but for multiple night stays and late sleepers it would be horrible. Finally, only two single person bathrooms for the entire hostel (because it's an apartment).
It would be better as either an Airbnb with private rooms or an actual hostel... but the "boutique guest house" facade it currently has just doesn't work.