Hosts are amazing! Really funny, and accommodating and great to be around.
The room is really nice, just without aircon or fan but was okay for me because the nights were really cool. Just that when you open the windows, do expect some bugs or possibly mosquitoes (of which I had to battle some on my first night but it wasn't too bothersome). For my room I booked into, Green Room, do note that it is separated by a wooden panel door that leads to the other room, and the top part is covered with just panel glass so if I stood on a chair, I could peek into the other room, which might be a safety issue if there are mixed genders staying. My last night in the place, a female checked in and was chatting at night, and I could hear her clearly.
The kitchen and dining area is so picturesque, good enough for me to actually do some videos and photos there. The balcony area overlooking the ferry area isn't super wow, but it's nice during sunset to sit and chill.
The rest of the house though, is still under renovation so there are some things that can be improved, but I'm sure Nilsu and Gurkhan will figure that out and fix that up soon, like the main toilet area. BUT the toilet that was assigned to us worked fine and was great!
Do note that the unit is on the 5th floor, so if you're carrying big ass luggages around, please be mindful that it'll be a REALLY good exercise checking in and checking out.
As the apartment is also facing the main street where the tram passes through and main passenger throughway, there tends to be quite a bit of noise throughout the day. Especially at night when the locals party till 3am in the night. If you're a heavy sleeper, kudos no problem. If you're a light sleeper like me, just take note that it can get quite noisy and there's nothing you can do about it.
Other than that, I'd recommend this place for the budget traveller, a non-fussy traveller like me, or young couples that don't mind roughing it out a bit. It's a really quaint place!