This is actually a very impersonal pseudo-hotel. It is not someone's flat. The host did not interact with us at all and the front desk seemed to be manned by international exchange type young people who were eager to be helpful but had very little information or influence on how things were run.

It was very bad value for the money. At 200 dollars a night for two people, the room was clean but entirely monastic in its simplicity. There were worn out towels but no hand soap or any other added value: no breakfast or mini fridge or added amenities that you might have if you stay in someone's home. The internet was so weak that you could barely get the signal to e-mail someone let alone watch Netflix. They were also renovating the hotel rooms on the same floor so there were noisy construction noises starting quite early in the morning.