Overall, it is a nice location, a nice price, and a cute place. Check-in was easy and we generally didn't have complaints. The bedroom was very clean, the balcony was a nice amenity to have, and overall we had what we needed. However, the big issue was the bathroom. I believe that we (2 of us) were sharing a single bathroom with 5 other people (it is a 2 story flat with 4 rooms, each of which are let out to people - there is a toilet downstairs and a shower/bath/toilet upstairs in a second room). We had 7+ people sharing the use of 1 bathroom (as the toilet downstairs was out of commission) which made it disgusting pretty quickly. A couple of ladies staying with us did not even attempt to clean up after themselves in the bathroom - there was long female hair covering counter top areas and the shower was constantly clogged with large volumes of hair. I don't mean to say that I was upset because I had to remove hair from the drain once - it was to the point where I was having to clean out the shower before use every single time (and after because of the understanding that I was responsible for cleaning my own hair). It was a constant battle to wipe down surfaces because I couldn't set down my toothbrush without getting someone else's hair in it. I avoided the bathroom downstairs and did not try to use it because the door was shut and the little flip sign listed it as occupied (and later learned that it was not functional) because it was constantly full of refuse and didn't have any toilet paper in the room. Having one toilet that was unusable meant that everyone was utilizing the same space and it just got grimy quickly - I can't really blame Zehra for that as it was the issue with the other guests, but it is something to be aware of that shared spaces with too many people utilizing them can sour the experience pretty quickly. One of the other guests also removed the toilet paper from the only bathroom at night - it was returned in the morning, so it seemed to be some kind of hoarding tactic (and did not seem to be someone's personal stock). In either case, needing to have someone make an emergency run for more tissue at 4am, in addition to the bathroom being constantly dirty, and trying to actually find time and compete to make it into the bathroom made the reality of sharing a single washroom/toilet with 3 other rooms of people (of up to 2 individuals a piece) an actual nightmare. Again, I acknowledge that the state of the bathroom was not Zehra's fault, but perhaps having a cap on the number of individuals staying at the place could make it a bit less miserable so that people can actually have a chance to use the toilet and shower without having to compete with a large amount of other people.