It has to be said... compared to other Airbnb's this is a real rip off.
Things do work - the wifi, kitchen appliances, locks etc (although there is apparently an issue with the hot water). But as an example I've never seen such cheap worthless toilet paper in all my life, even in 2nd world countries. And just one manky hand towel for the bathroom for all guests, no rotation. There is a naturally weird vibe between the other guests probably due to the rooms being squished together tightly and all the doors being super noisy, so you have to be extra conversational and reassuring for it to be harmonious. I did actually make friends, so I don't mean it is impossible.
The communication with the host is complicated, because of the demands that you are to send messages at certain times before check in and during check out. I didn't like the tone. And they turn up randomly and it feels a bit like you are in their investment. Uncomfortable.
The guys are nice though, and the place is certainly clean. Still, I recommend you find another place. It is not badly located - but annoyingly located. The hill makes the distance from the city a lot more strenuous, but the issue is it's not particularly near anything useful like a grocery store. It is located near bus stops and a train station though.
I wasn't going to review this until I saw the price again, and realised I've paid almost half this amount for far better Airbnb's in Portugal, Spain and France. If you're going to spend this much, expect more than what this place offers.