It's a cute little studio. It's in a basement (and it's NOT in the awesome tower thing that's in the pictures, sadly, but in the main building), where it gets a lot of morning light, for a basement, but it's still a space better suited to sleeping and snuggling than to daytime living. The shower is kind of a spaceship. It's cool and multifunctional, but requires some mastery, and was a little tricky to get into and out of, even for two able-bodied adults. The only eating space is the corner of a table that isn't occupied by a big television, and the kitchenette is exactly that: two burners, a mini fridge, a sink, a toaster, a microwave, a coffee maker, and some cabinets with things like coffee filters, dish towels, and cooking utensils. It's made for a pre-covid world where you'd eat most meals in restaurants and maybe make the occasional breakfast. If I had it to do over, I would at least bring some sharp knives and cutlery. There's exactly two forks, two spoons, and two knives, and only two dinner-sized plates. We were washing all of those a few times to get a meal prepared, let alone eaten. Glassware was well stocked, though.
It really is a lovely, snug, unique little place, and the host was communicative and very helpful. I'm definitely not complaining. It's not a space for everybody in every situation, but it's a gem nonetheless.