The one thing that struck out to me the most during my stay was how organised everything was - the room, the check-in process, the house rules, etc. The place was immaculately clean, the room was comfortable and the bathroom was well stocked. And at any point, if I faced a hiccup, Ralitsa was available to fix it almost immediately. I found the location to be wonderful as well.
However, this might not be the place for someone who wants to stay in the house 24/7. For one, cooking seems to be a big no-no. Guests are only allowed to use one omelette pan in addition to cutlery. While she did not say anything about food itself, I felt a bit conscious about cooking meals that might take time or smell strong because of her general inclination towards ensuring her entire house looks untouched at all times. Also, keep in mind that you can only do laundry after 2 weeks and have to provide your own laundry detergent (hand wash, dish soap, etc. are preemptively provided). She also does not appreciate noise after 10pm so no cooking late at night. I also believe communication can be an issue since she can come across as a little harsh. For e.g., it took me a day's time to get a hang of locking her main door and when I called her about it she asked me to "not break the door" (I wasn't being harsh with the door).
I did have to shift to another room, and then back to my room because Ralitsa was expecting another guest. I would not blame her for it, but would have appreciated some help with moving - I had to move the bedding and also put the fitted bedsheet by myself on a large bed.
Ralitsa is a very attentive host - albeit a strict one - and her house is well-maintained and lovely. My recommendation would be to read the house rules thoroughly before booking the place!