Easy, basic room. I just stayed for one night during the franticness of relocating interstate, and I appreciated the flexibility of getting the key myself during check in and how quiet and simple it all was.
The only issues I had were accessibility ones--I have limited mobility in my hands, and I struggled with two things in this apartment. The first is that it was much farther from the train station (uphill) than the ad indicated--probably an easy walk for a fully abled person but pretty difficult with the suitcases and mobility issues. I wish the ad had better described the walking distance to the train station.
Second, the doorknobs in this place were very difficult to use. I normally do not struggle with doorknobs even with my limited mobility, but they were a non-standard size and height (at least a foot higher than standard), which made them very hard to use. They are older and don't turn easily or fully engage the latch. I actually thought I was going to be trapped in the room the first time I tried to open the door (while home alone), but eventually managed.
Again, hyperspecific accessibility issues, but thought I would mention them for folks in a similar situation. Otherwise, a lovely and easy place!