This room was a good little place for one night, and one person. It was clean, the welcome was lovely (because there are other rented rooms in the apartment (all with lockable doors), they have blackboards hanging on each door, saying “Welcome [your name]” — a nice touch since check-in is all online and independent). The kitchen has what you need, if you choose to use it. There is a fan, which is necessary in the summer, as, if you hope to sleep, you MUST close the triple-glass windows. There is noise almost all night long, which the closed windows and inside wooden shutters cut out. And the hustle and bustle of the animated area starts again early in the morning. Misunderstand me correctly here, it was a good place to stay. But if you are hoping for a quiet night’s sleep, with open windows, this isn’t the place for you. It’s in a convenient area, it’s efficient, it’s well taken care of, there’s the possibility of meeting others who are in the same apartment (they share a bathroom, but this room has its own) — I met two nice young guys from Montreal who were delightfully chatty and considerate of an older single lady! :) — and it was easy. Really what I was looking for. The noise and thus the lack of being able to have the window open at night was the only drawback. Also, if you are two, make sure you are good at climbing over and squeezing around one another.
Ros and Art were excellent at communicating, also. They made it easy.
Honestly, for the price, it’s a great place to stay.