It was worth staying at Ada's place just for the dos besos (two kisses) she gives you when you arrive! She's a friendly and gracious host. Her house is smack in the center of the old town and parts of the house are over 1000 years old! She has a little tapas bar on the ground floor, the kitchen and bath are on the second floor, her rooms are on the third and your room is in the fourth so you need to be able to manage stairs to stay here. The room is good size and I loved the bed and slept really well here. It was very quiet except for the church bells which you get used to and are part of traveling in Europe. There is also a terrace at the same level as you which is lovely to sit in as there is an immense orange tree next to it which was in full bloom when we were there. There is wifi but it was a little weak in the guest room depending upon where you sat. You can always sit in the kitchen if you need it stronger. Ada has a little dog, Night which she pronounces Nit and she is a little protective like small dogs can be till you make friends. We brought her some leftovers from dinner to try and make friends! All in all I would recommend staying at Ada's unless you don't do well with stairs or if your expectations are of a room at the Hilton. You can't beat the location and Ada is a special and interesting person.