If you’re short on cash and are used to communal living with very thin walls, a ton of rules and lecturing posts based on what you must not do, and are a heavy sleeper, this is the place for you. We stayed one night, and just left to find a hotel elsewhere. The door locks, but has a gap at bottom and window at top, so the hall light shines bright inside. The place smelled like it had been shellacked with disinfectant. The floors and bedding were clean. Any movement upstairs at all rumbled the house and we barely slept. This isn’t a “shared home” but a hostel. The owners were nice in communications, but it was not the experience we thought from reading the description.