Access to the room is through a side, to the rear doorway that is not lit up at all at night time and it pitch dark. The host gives you a key to that door and your room, but you walk along the side of the home in the pitch black darkness, and then if you do not have a light, you will have a lot of trouble putting the key in the key hole. The climb up the narrow staircase is steep and high as well. The bed is a hard metal bed and the mattress is very thin so if you are not a small or light person you probably don't want to stay here. One towel was provided.
This is not the same as staying at someone's house. It is more like staying at a hostel and sharing the bathroom with unfriendly people who do not want to know you and you more than likely don't want to know them because they come and go from their rooms carefully so as not to interact with you (which was fine with me but a little weird still.)
There is a large kitchen right adjacent to the bedrooms, but it is not truly available for the guests to use. All the instructions for the guests are all in written in chinese and the rooms are all numbered like a motel and it looks like it is motel, but not as nice as a nice as having your own private hotel or motel room at a really cheap one.
The room shown in the photo is small but it was clean, with a wooden floor, and an additional door that leads out to a balcony with nothing on it. There is a heat pump installed on the wall that does not work at all, and a window air conditioning unit that worked for approximately an hour and then never worked again and it was hot and humid the whole time. The one bathroom by the room on the rooms side of the house was apparently broken when I woke up because there was a man who never spoke to me or acknowledged me working in the bathroom on the bathtub, and at least 45 minutes or more later, Linda came upstairs (she does not live and is not accessible where the rooms are) to tell me that there was another bathroom on the other side of this motel-like place, and then kept asking me repeatedly when I was checking out in broken english (it was around 11am and I had had no access to a bathroom and I did not have to leave until 12 anyway?)
I would not stay there again. I would even pay a little more if I had to, which I did not have to, just to avoid a situation like this one (there were 58 other choices in the immediate vicinity.)