Overall, it's a very good pragmatic option to get away from downtown life. There are some unmentioned disclaimers, but if you are OK with the disclaimers below ahead of time, you will enjoy your stay.
Pros:
+ close to a supermarket and some local shoppes,
+ the furniture/property is clean and well maintained,
+ public transit is right next door,
+ the hostess is very prompt, helpful, and savvy,
Cons:
- The owner is very savvy. Some important disclaimers were not mentioned:
1. The pool is closed on Sundays and also every weekday about 19:30-09:00. So, no sunrise or sunset bathing is allowed.
2. There is laundry available once weekly, but you buy your own soap, so plan your shopping accordingly.
3. There is air conditioning, but only the bedrooms have it. You must pay for it via a coin machine (roughly 2-3 EUR per night). The house has thinner windows, thicker brick walls, and a central greenhouse, so it does not naturally cool down at night. It's great for winter but not great for summer.
4. The large house is broken up into about 6-8 rentals, and the host says that the property can exceed the government's allowed energy consumption quota. Therefore, you should be careful about lights and fans. Even though the bathroom has 2 lights, only 1 light can be turned on.