Keimy was nice to me, and I tried my best to operate according to her rules, e.g. disconnecting appliances after use, etc.
I chose this place because it was in close proximity to a short-term engagement. However it is hard for me to recommend this place after living there for two weeks. Keimy has a lot of stuff, and they cover almost every surface. She has pots on the kitchen floor as she has no storage for them. She doesn't have a dustbin in the house, because she thinks it attracts bugs. This makes disposing of rubbish a hassle.
Her fridge and freezer is full of her food, leaving very little room for guests to store their own. What I found difficult to understand was seeing a lot of food that had expired for more than a month, not being touched.
As for my sleeping quarters, Keimy has made a corner of the living room neat and tidy for you. However, because you are sharing the quarters with Keimy who also sleeps in the living room, you will disturb her if you come home late at night (i.e. after 11pm). She wakes up early for work, so she sleeps early too.
Her listing mentions free parking and an Aussie neighbour. They should be updated; there is parking on the property, but she told me I could only park along the train tracks about 6min walk away. The Aussie neighbour is also nowhere to be seen.
For a short-term stay, it was tolerable.