This is a great alternative to a hotel or for someone looking to save a little money. I would describe it as hostel-level. Stephanie is incredibly nice and very responsive. You'll find that your room is secured with a pin pad and so is the front, and it's nice knowing your things are safe but never needing a key.
In terms of accommodations, I found the bed to be comfortable and the sheets soft. The shower was clean and the common areas were nice. However, it's an old house and suffers a bit of disrepair so if you're afraid of the odd quirkiness, it isn't for you. There are scuffed walls, weird paint jobs (that half bath!), the odd spider, and just generally dated. That being said I think Stephanie does her best to keep things clean.
This place is best for someone visiting the university, like I did, for a week or for an interview and not wanting to spend a bundle. You'll get what you need, you'll feel safe, but it's not going to be luxurious. It's a funky little place, but I would stay there again, particularly for anyone on a budget.