The location is great - walking distance to cafes, shops and good places to eat. The room itself is ok, although very basic and somewhat run-down. The walls need a paint - there's marks everywhere and are just generally weathered. Mosquito nets in tatters and the desk chair seat a patchwork of stains. The furnishings are as bare bones as can be with no decor or cosiness at all.
The internet generally worked, but on two days I had to deliver online classes the connection kept dropping. Ann reset the connection after an hour I messaged her, but by then it was too late.
The bed, floors and bathroom were clean, but parts of the room hand't been cleaned in a while. The window sills and blinds, among other things, were caked in dust and rather filthy. The strong smell of cheap detergent made the place smell unpleasant, and in my case, hurt my sinuses for the first three days.
Communication left a lot to be desired. The check-in information was inaccurate, responses were slow - often half a day would pass before hearing back. The first night the room was freezing and I asked if there was a thicker duvet than the super thin one provided or a heater. Eventually Ann replied and turned on the heating, but this was fairly late. No answer on heater and duvet. The next day it was cold again and was frustrated the heating wasn't on. I did not feel it was appropriate to keep asking for the same basic thing, but eventually found a heater in a cupboard downstairs. The time taken to reply and lack of forthcomingness such as this was rather frustrating.
All in all it's a serviceable room in a pinch, but not great, especially for the price. I had friends staying in other rooms in the same area at at the same time for the same price or lower which were cosier, and had much better service/communication you can certainly do better.