The location of Paul's place was perfect for walking downtown.
Unfortunately, I ran into a few issues during my stay. For someone who cooks quite fluently, the kitchen did not meet my expectations. I felt that there were not big-enough pans or cups, and there was no sieve. As well, the oven caused the smoke alarm to go off for me and another guest - we refrained from using it after that. There were electrical issues (involving the stovetop and wifi) during my stay that Paul assured me were abnormal, but nonetheless were present. Paul did all that he could to assist me as quickly and effectively as he could from afar. He also offered me a partial refund (which I'm waiting on - wink wink).
Additionally, we ran out of toilet paper multiple times. When I contacted Paul about this, he told me that the cleaner would bring some the following day, but it never arrived to my knowledge. To be fully honest: he offered to reimburse me if I went out to buy some myself, but I did not take that offer (because I'm lazy and used some napkins lying around instead...sorry for the detail).
As mentioned in some of the reviews, this is more like a 'mini hostel' - there are several rooms being rented out. This can be a positive as I had the chance to meet some wonderful people, but can also bring negatives: the place was fairly loud with doors constantly opening and closing, and it was challenging sometimes for everyone to find space and time in the kitchen.
Overall, the space met my minimum needs. Oh, and the living was a really nice touch!