Probably good for tourism, in a convenient location with all the furnishings you need contained. However, it is unsuitable for long-term stays or working from home. I had to cancel my two month stay early after just a few stressful weeks. My request for a reasonable and partial refund was not respected. So I feel the need to honestly caution future long-term potential guests. The noise transference in the wooden building from other floors can be unbearable, especially when a new guest unaware of the issue arrives(which is every guest, myself included). There is a permanent couple living on the 2nd floor. The ground floor receives the worst of all this noise, especially during tense days of guest changeover. I will not go into more detail. I feel the management of the situation was not handled well. The post 9pm no noise "house rule" was often ignored, even after my complaint to the host. There is now a "potential for noise" added to the listing for each floor (in "house rules"). This was not there when I booked my long-term stay. Unfortunately we are the first to have to deal with the unwarned consequences and lose money after a very stressful and uncomfortable stay. Again, for tourism I'm sure it is fine but for a long-term stay and working from home it is inherently unsuitable unless the management of the building is altered.