The place is at a reasonable distance from the central train station. But if you have big luggage (vacating from another country), then you'll find it daunting to reach the place - paying a lot for taxi - like I did.

The house is very clean. The common areas are kept and maintained thoroughly clean. But Julien was very particular about keeping things clean without knowing the guest's ability to follow their rules that are more suitable for a museum or a hotel, or a military camp, but alas, not for a "home" stay.

I'm a very clean person, but with some temporary health problems I found it beyond my ability to clean as per their rules - like drying the kitchen sink immediately after every use. If you're tired after cooking and eating, you may not be liked if you leave things for a while until you recover from your tiredness.

The fridge was small and something in it was broken. Julien said he'd replace it. But he didn't until I left. I don't know about now. Ice was thawing on my food and rotting them.

An Air Conditioner was running at home, but I had to volunteer and ask for a fan after spending a week in the hot room. I was then restricted to use the given fan only for certain hours in the night and turn it off in the middle of the night.

I was also restricted to use the bathroom only in specific time range.

There's a washing machine and a dryer in the basement. There's no timer on it, so you have to keep checking when it finishes. I once left it for my lunch, and Julien asked me to clear it up. I said I'll be there in 5 min after my lunch. But when I went there in 3 min, he has already taken my clothes out of the machine. I felt uncomfortable. His house rules say I have to wash my clothes every week, but they use the washing machine on Sunday too, like me. While I run 1 washing load, they did more than 2, and he was on my head to clear up so he could wash theirs. I felt it daunting.

Having all that said, I must say, the landlord's wife and sons were kind and more helpful.

I recommend this is place only for someone who don't (or not allowed to) have any health problems and would be spending a lot of time everyday cleaning their home. If you're a person who want to stay in a museum and can still feel at home, this is the place for you!

Unfortunately, not for me! So I cut stay short from 42-43 days' to only 10 days.

But the AirBnB involved in this issue and got me a 50% refund from Julien, besides the company paying me a one-time resolution fee! Not a great loss of money, but I lost some peace staying at this place.