The bedroom is very spacious, nice high ceiling and clean but spartan, no frills at all. No coffee maker or an electric cattle to make a tea. Not a drinking glass, a box of tissue, nothing. There is a small fridge in the bedroom closet and it was turned on (it was cold). There was 1 roll of paper towel and a jar of earplugs. Maybe a couple paper plates, I don't remember. The bed was comfortable.
The placement of the TV is odd: it is on the wall sideways to the sofa and would be challenging for more than 1 person to watch it comfortably. You need to sit sideways or lay down on the sofa to face the TV.
There is a door in the bedroom marked 'emergency only' and leads to downstairs to an internal hall. Fortunately it has a latch lock inside of the room.
The only way the room gets light is through a glass wall that opens to the foyer below. You have a choice to either have some light and risk to be seen from below or keep the curtains closed. Although I am not sure how often -or at all- this foyer is used so might be okay to leave the curtains open. It made me feel a bit odd looking directly into somebody's home. This set up is fine if you only stay there for sleeping but not the best for relaxing or hanging out there. This glass wall is behind the sofa and you are warned not to move the sofa nor walk behind it. It is covered with a heavy curtain so the only way to allow some light in to draw the curtains (and walk behind the sofa).
I have not seen my hosts at all although I heard of them a little, it was not disturbing. Overall my stay was fine.