It's pretty clean and well connected to public transport, I booked the small room and it was exactly as advertised. However read very carefully: no kitchen means no kitchen! You can't even drink a cup of coffee or tea anything in the morning. You basically gonna have to eat out everyday. Also there is no way to store leftovers because of no kitchen, remember. Also mind you the hosts are sleeping in the living room while subletting their own rooms, it's not comfortable at all in my opinion. I've stayed at many many private places over the years, all over the world and rarely felt that unwelcome, that was the dealbreaker for me.