If you're used to staying in Airbnb's, this one is not typical. It's more like sharing a flat with roommates. Georgina is hardly ever on site, although she does respond to concerns by text. She wasn't there for check-in, which made things really awkward and difficult There's basically no one in charge, we're all just roommates sharing a flat, so no one has any responsibility to take care of things. There's also some ridiculous rules that you should share the cost of things the house needs, whether or not you will be there to use them, such as cleaning supplies and soaps. So even if you're only there a couple weeks, if the other two long-term tenants run out of something during your short stay, you'll be peer-pressured to pay. The bed is really small, old, and uncomfortable. The flat is super old, so you can hear everything all the time. For me that meant I couldn't keep an early schedule because the other girls kept late schedules. I could hear them walking, talking, cooking - even though the girls weren't particularly loud - it just the way the old buildings are. Also although it says there's a dryer, there is actually not. You need to climb like 4 sets of stairs outside to the roof to hang the clothes, and when I was there it was raining almost every day, so laundry is not a very practical situation. The dryer was one of the main reasons I chose the place. All in all, Georgina is very nice, and did respond to concerns I raised, and if you're just there a few days it's probably fine, but 3 weeks there was too long for me.