I’ll start with a list... Positives: - Good price - Quiet and nice flatmates - My own freezer drawer, refrigerator shelf, and cupboard shelf - Cute and vocal cat - Spacious room with ample table space. Negatives: - Tricky address to locate since Google maps can give you 4 different locations for the same address (I recommend just using Iceland grocery’s address as your map’s landmark for directions back) - Door didn’t have a lock on it as stated in the listing when I arrived (he had to put one in) - Bedsheets were uncleaned so I had to nap on a bare mattress when I arrived - Lumpy bed - Bathroom was uncleaned and was never cleaned during the duration of my stay despite the fact that he said he would return to clean it two days later on Wednesday (he mentioned it, not I) - Cat litter box began smelling and he had decided it was a good idea to put a large cat litter sans cover in the bathroom so that everyone could gaze upon cat poop whilst using the bathroom - Oven was dirty and had pans with old food in it so every time I’d use it, clouds of smoke would emerge when opened creating irritating fumes that burned my eyes to the point of tears - And the worst incident? His cat chewed my iPhone charger into three pieces and I had to argue with him to get recompensed for the replacement. He also had the nerve to demand that I wait for him to bring me his charger that night instead of buying a new one, which would’ve required me to cancel my entire itinerary for the day. Seriously? - He had mentioned to me the first day not to let his cat in my room at night time while I was sleeping because she could chew my cords, which means that this incident has happened in the past either to him or a tenant. He had specified only nighttime as being a potential hazard and tried to blame the incident on me for allowing HIS cat into my room who could always push the door open on her own and enter at will since his door doesn’t close in completely. (This incident occurred while I was out of my room in the kitchen). From then on I had to always partially lock the door even if I was just going into the bathroom or kitchen for 30 seconds. (At one point the same day after the incident, I had to chase his cat out of my room who had pushed open the door while I was in the kitchen and then hid under the bed after I had tried to put her out the first time) All in all, I would recommend staying somewhere else unless you have no other options. In which case, take precautions to always lock your door even when just going to the kitchen or bathroom and prepare...