While the description that the owner gives about the accommodations does let you know the building is old and vaguely alludes to plumbing it should also be be noted that there is a horrible sulfate/sewer stench smell that does not go away over time. The smell is definitely in all the plumbing in the building and is a bigger issue possibly. It was present from the moment I opened the door. While initially I believed it was a smell that would go away because the windows were propped opened with wooden sticks when I arrived, I was wrong. The smell continued for the entire four nights/three days I was there. I should have known by the excessive amount of odder neutralizers put in corners throughout the small accommodation. I reached out to the owner via messages on Airbnb with no response. The first was just a question about the trolley before even arriving to the city. The second message was specifically about the smell after my first night with no reply to this date. Closing the bathroom and kitchen doors did minimally help to keep the smell out of the sleeping area, however, when I would have to open the bathroom door to use it or shower the smell was nauseating. Same with the kitchen area. The temps overnight where in the 40s/50s and did not allow for the windows to remain propped opened. In addition, it should be noted that the building is so old that there is no thermostat or central cooling/heating source. You'll find a portable AC unit and a tiny space heater as your only sources of air temp control. The nights were so cold and the tiny heater was not meant to warm a space of that size. It would take hours when returning from my days out for the place to warm up to a temperature that would allow for a decent sleep. It was beyond a safety hazard to sleep with a space heater as the only source of heat. Also, the description of having limited sound proofing is an understatement to anyone who plans to stay here, it's truly paper thin. You won't be able to even have a phone conversation without 100% knowing everyone can hear you speaking. Please save yourself the headache of staying here.