The studio is in an annex (a former garage or workshop) attached to the 1920s weatherboard villa in which the hosts live. The studio has a wet room-style bathroom which is built into the former hallway between the villa and the annex, with stairs leading up to the bathroom from the kitchen. While the wet room has an extractor fan, it doesn't suck out all the moisture, and the only other way to air out the studio is by opening the French doors through which you enter. This might be sufficient on a warm sunny day, but we struggled getting the moisture out of the studio during the week we stayed here in winter. We would therefore caution people with moisture-related allergies who might consider staying here (my wife had to take anti-histamines all week even though she doesn't need to take them regularly). The internet was a bit hit and miss (especially on the weekend). Kerri and Andreas tried various approaches to make it faster and more reliable (including adding a repeater in the room adjacent to the studio), so the issue might be resolved now. We chose the studio based on previous reviews, but given the moisture issue, especially in winter, we wouldn't stay here again.