We stayed there for a whole month, as it was very close to my job. For us, it was a ok experience as we are very easy going and were there for work. If you are looking for a low-cost stay this place is a good option, but have some downsides:
1. The controlled kitchen time is not only on the time you use the kitchen, but also what you can and cannot cook on it. For that you only have 30 min in the morning and 30 min in the evening.
On Sunday you can only use the kitchen once for 30 min in the morning.
On Friday I could not use the kitchen in the evening as they hosted a service during every Friday night.
2. The host was very rude in the first week I was there. Once he got used to me he was very friendly.
Nevertheless, on the check-out he was rude again, because he agreed on an early check-in for another tenant and tried to force us out. He even turned the Wi-Fi off to force us out.
3. There are a lot of rules. They tell you the way you should handle the coffee you brew, when cooking they stay right by your side to make sure you use only 30 min and they tell you what utensils and heat-plate to use.
You only have the right for one bed sheet, does not matter how long you stay. If you want another one you need to pay.
Limited amount of times you can use the washing machine, according to how long you stay.
4. They put a microwave on the common area to allow you to heat something up without the need of the kitchen. But if you use too much or too late they complain and tell you not to use it.
If you think you can stand all those rules and behaviors for a fair low price that is a good place for you.
It is far from the city center (50 min walking)