I thank Mia for the stay, we had a roof above our head and a breakfast in the morning. That's a lot more than a lot of people have every day. But the finer aspects of hospitality are something of a more subtle art, and I wouldn't say she mastered it just yet. When we were being told to make ourselves at home, we bought Thai food from a place nearby and planned to eat it on the balcony. She told us to go eat it outside and find our own cutlery because she was worried we wouldn't clean it up. We made a fault by overlooking the rule of bringing no own consumptions into the house, that's true. But Mia made a fault here as well: she was very cold and flinthearted in explaining this to us, threatening between the lines that she might kick us out if we didn't comply, even though we apologized from the heart. That being said, the descriptions of the place are correct to the finest detail. Still, I wouldn't recommend this place because even though the rules correspond to the reality, those same rules are far too strict to make a guest feel welcome.