Wasn't for us, and we had to leave and go to a hotel. For 25% more £ we went from a student hostel feel to a very comfortable and clean hotel. Perhaps it's not the owner's fault, but we were still left £120 out of pocket. Next time I won't go for the cheapest; you pay for what you get.
The good: Linen was clean. Comms were okay, but did not always receive timely responses. Check-in was great, David was lovely and we were able to check in early.
The bad: Due to very thin walls, and a very unwell person in the next apartment, we could not sleep even with good silicone earplugs. The bed was low and you could feel the springs - definitely not comfortable. The whole house had a grimy feel to it, and could do with a decent deep clean, there was rubbish and dust under the bed and we had to re-wash every cup, plate and knife. The entrance was not great, and had the feeling akin to a half-way house.
I will re-set my expectations, and pay a little more in the future.