Enjoyed my stay here; Maria the host was really nice and responsive, and the housekeepers were also sweet and hard-working. (I had a broken light fixed right away.) If I had any negative experience it was due to some of the other guests (my drink was taken from the fridge, other people playing their radio past 2am., people leaving dishes in the sink overnight.) There will always be a mix of considerate and inconsiderate people; I met a lot of cool people here too.
I've read in the comments that some people found WiFi to be an issue but I didn't at all. I've worked from both the communal co-working space and my room on the first floor, room 7, and the internet was always fine. Another reviewer else made it seem like a morgue was right next to the palace, and this isn't true. It is a funeral home that is all the way at the bottom of the hill and I only heard people weeping once out of the two weeks I was here; it's not an everyday occurrence. (The place is close to a hospital after all, and death is a part of life so nothing to be squeamish about.)
Showers and bathrooms were clean; there was always hot water for showers and the water pressure is good. There is a small kitchen to cook simple meals and designated cubbies and places in the fridge for every guest. There is a washer but it is only for housekeeping and long-term guests. Otherwise if you are there just for a few days, there is a laundry place/ lavanderia that's not too far that you can use.
The place is on top of a big hill; there are different streets and alleys you can use to get there, depending where you're coming from. I've walked alone at night but if you're coming back really really late at night, I'd advise taking a taxi or uber like you would in any other place if you're a woman traveling alone. Some of these alleys are long and completely deserted so better to take a taxi to be safer.
I recommend this place as it is a good value for what you pay and I would stay here again! :)