The listing is for a private room in a boarding house (not a studio), but the location is super centralized and close to everything. Because it's right in downtown, it's not quiet and you will hear motorcycles/vehicles pass at all hours of the night.
The room was small, but cute and clean/well-designed. The host was very attentive and always checked in on us/how we were doing, which was appreciated. Check in was very easy, and both entrances had electronic keypads that automatically locked the place.
Unfortunately, I still wouldn't recommend this place. The room was SUPER hot when we first walked in (later, it got humid pretty fast when we turned on the shower to let the water get hot). When we tried to turn on the AC to cool the place down, we had to turn it off right away because it blew in this awful pee smell from the street. The exhaust hose was broken and the AC filter didn't work, and I'm pretty sure it was covered in mold like other reviewers said. I could barely sleep the first night because it was so stuffy, and having the ceiling/bathroom fans on didn't help at all.
The bathroom was fine, but again, kind of small. There was no separation between the shower and bathroom floor (just a mat), so it got wet pretty easily. There was a nice dispenser with soap, shampoo, and conditioner so it wasn't completely awful. There was no cup holder to store your toothbrush, so you have to let your brushes and toothpaste hang off the sink.

There were limited amenities outside of the basics, so no kitchen utensils or anything like that. Don't bring food home to eat unless it's finger food and you don't need plates. No Brita filter in the fridge, so be sure to buy your own water. No designated parking spots and it's right in downtown, so parking can either be really easy or really hard to find. One night, we spent 30 minutes looking for an open spot. Another night, it took 5 minutes. Also, wifi was really bad, so do not stay here if you need to work remotely here. We tried to do some basic streaming and we ended up using my phone.
The place is cheap, but you get what you pay for. This room would be great for a single traveler who is never home, but I wouldn't recommend this for a couple trying to enjoy their place and the city for vacation.