If you are looking for a place where you can really get to know your friends' bathroom habits, this is the place!
There are 2 bathrooms. The upstairs one is hobbit-sized. The ceiling slants down so that if you are taller than 5'5 you have to hunch forward so as to avoid getting a concussion. Having a bathmat would be nice to avoid slipping, but if you have hobbit feet with good grip it's less of an issue.
The bedroom upstairs is also designed for small persons. The trundle bed tends to slide a bit since it's on wheels, so hopefully you don't roll away during the night. Softer lighting and some storage space or clothes rack would be nice.
As you walk down the slippery stairwell that is open on one side, make sure you hold on tight and walk slowly so you don't slide down and off the unbarristered side of the stairs (like one of our friends nearly did 😐).
The downstairs bathroom has no privacy. The sliding doors don't seal the space so sounds transmit through. The "doors" are see-through, so we had to hang towels over the curtains for a pretend sense of seclusion, but you can still see through the door cracks.
Fridge worked well and kept our leftovers cold. We couldn't find any glasses in the kitchen. A thorough wipe-down of the surfaces that hold fingerprints (like microwave) would help us forget how many people shared the space before us.
Neighborhood is ok, but better to arrive in daytime. We tried messaging the host about changing the ( incredibly simple) door code but did not get a response back.
Parking is limited to no more 2 vehicles and only if one vehicle has enough torque to get in and out of the ditch.
The wifi connected fine.
Overall, it's not bad if you have a small hygienically-close group and just need a few beds.