This room is on the top floor next to the door that lets you exit to the empty rooftop and to a small gym.
The room is big enough for one person. It has a closet, desk, chair, twin bed (or maybe a tad smaller than a twin size), a nightstand, lamp, and a tv.
The bathroom is also small, but sufficient.
I was content with the room, but my main problem was the noise level.
All doors have door knobs that cannot be turned from the outside, so to close the doors of your room, you must pull the doors with a little bit of force. For light sleepers, this is not fun.
Even though I was on the top floor, I could hear the entrance doors being slammed every time someone entered or left the building, and I could hear other guests slamming their room doors.
I had the room booked for eight nights, but I only stayed two. I had to change my place, because it was hard for me to stay asleep throughout the night, and in the morning I would wake up as soon as someone left their room and close shut the doors.
The doors for the rooftop was also loud. My neighbor across the hallway would also slam her doors.
I think this only bothers people who are light sleepers.
Other than that, Jessica was very sweet and friendly. She was able to provide me with an extra blanket as well as with the iron and ironing board when I needed it.
The staff is friendly. No complaints about them.
Very close to this airbnb is a hostel and the people who work at the front desk are great at recommending places to eat in the neighborhood.
It was quite difficult to resolve the situation and get reimbursed for the remaining days.