There were good and bad points about my stay, but generally it was positive. The location is easy to get to via very regular buses, the check in process was simple. The room is a decent size for a singular person, and I had no problems coming and going at whatever time I wanted. Although it could get awkward sometimes - both Jamshid and his mother live in the front room, which you have to walk through to get to the bathroom, kitchen or front door. It does feel a bit intrusive, especially when they're both asleep (Jamshid seems to work quite eclectic hours, so is gone most of the time but also sleeps in the day)
You're pretty much left to your own devices, which is good. Jamshid's mother is always present in the flat, but doesn't speak English. We still managed a nice rapport by giving a nod and smile whenever we passed each other.
A couple of things to note though - the room has a keyhole on the door but I wasn't given a key, so there's no 100% privacy or security. Also, a few days in the toilet roll ran out but was never replaced. There was some sort of kitchen roll paper placed in the bathroom, but I think if you're hosting a room the bare bones essentials should include providing toilet paper.
Other than those couple of hiccups, my stay was generally positive.