Clean room, but the bed takes up all its space, you will have to share it with your suitcase. Spotlessly clean and spacious bathroom. There is a very steep staircase leading to the room, not for the elderly. Check-in improvable: the access code was made available only very shortly before arrival, despite early reservation and full payment far in advance. Lockbox mechanism had to be explained by several nerve-racking telephone calls.
The accommodation is not at all "private" in the common sense. The house is inhabited by two men who lead their lives unconcerned by their guests on whom they impose the strictest "House Rules" I have ever been confronted with. "Shoes off" an on at at the etrance door is not an easy task for the elderly without a shoehorn.
One has to like the strong smell of burnt peanut oil or garlic lingering everywhere and throughout the whole day in oder to feel well. I had to keep my window open all the time in order to breathe some fresh air.
This was also the first accommodation in my whole life where no written information whas provided in the room - I literally had to ask my way. I am German, I am an experienced traveler and I speak fluently English, but it is most unpleasant to be left with Google Maps as the only source of orientation in a big city.