There's parts I liked and didn't like about staying here, and I want to be honest so others know what they're getting into. You're basically staying in a hostel. I've stayed in a lot of hostels, both in private rooms and dorms, and I slept very poorly here. You'll hear every movement, door opening, conversation, etc. from the others staying here. The other people staying were very respectful, and it's reasonable to think you can quietly use the microwave at 2 am or go to the bathroom or have a quiet conversation, but the reality is that I couldn't sleep for hours because every 10 minutes a sound would wake me up. There are actually very few sounds from the road, which is nice, although that would have actually helped cover up the other noises. There are some changes the hosts could make to make this better, like better doors and rugs. The mattress, bed linens, and towels are very low quality. However, check in was easy and while I didn't get to meet the hosts, they seemed very friendly and nice. I thought the room size was totally fine including for two people as long as you aren't planning to hang out in it. The bathroom was okay. The kitchen and living rooms were cute. I think this is a good option if you're able to book all of the rooms with your party. The Blue Line is nearby (I didn't drive) and there is a bus as well, so that's really convenient.