Overall, the place was okay. I stayed at this place for two weeks near the end of May before moving to a different place for a long-term. Both Iris and Dorin were very kind and it was extremely generous of them to offer breakfast every day and sometimes even dinner. That being said, a couple of caveats for those who are looking to stay for more than 5 days. Firstly, I was not allowed to use the stove at all, and had to do all my cooking with the microwave. This detail was not available in the 'Amenities' section that you can view prior to booking the room; I only got to see this some time after booking the place in their house rules. Having to figure out how to translate all my stove-cooking to microwave-cooking was a great difficulty, and it was more dismaying to find out that a different person in another room who stayed in an overlapping time frame was permitted to use the stove. I'm not sure why there was such arbitrariness in one being allowed to use the stove while the other not. Second, there is no laundry machine. Unlike the stove portion, the unavailability of laundry machine is clearly indicated. In any case, even though the laundry place isn't hard to access (so claimed by the hosts), I never went there myself and did my laundry with hands. The hosts were kind to lend me the tools for laundry, but it goes without saying that it would have been much more comfortable with a laundry machine. Third, there is no "continuous access" to wifi as advertised. There is a strict schedule (Weekdays, 6:30pm-12am; Weekends, 6:30am-12am). Even this schedule, I found, was not so "strict" because the wifi would be available later than the time posted or would disconnect every now and then. Fourth, there was no lock on my door, so very often I had to carry valuables to work. I admit that I never asked why that was the case, but I presumed that the door would come with a lock as a default. I noticed that one of the bigger rooms did come with a lock, so I'm not sure why my room didn't have one. Lastly, the floor creaks rather loudly. If you are sensitive to sounds when you go to bed, like myself, it may be an issue especially when guests (there are two other rooms listed on airbnb) move in and out at night. Many of the things I pointed out above are mostly applicable to those who are thinking about booking their place for more than just a day or two. As described by others, the hosts are great people and I absolutely agree with that. They really do try to accommodate many of your preferences. However, there are important things about the listing that also need be pointed out so that future visitors are fully aware of what they do or do not have access to.