You rent just 1 very small room. Shared bathroom was fine. Wifi might not work in your room very well.
They will ask a deposit of 50€ when you check in (why? I dont know, never had this in any of my stays over all the years in 20+ hostels/places). But here's the thing: getting the money back when you check out was super tricky, almost like they tried to pull of some sort of scam.
The receptionist (a guy) told me when I checked in in the evening he'll be there in the next morning (I only stayed one night) from 10 am to give me the deposit (I paid cash) back. But he wasn't. He wasn't there all morning. Just the cleaning lady was there, not speaking any english of course and therefore not able to help you. She send me to another hostel (!) nearby, told me to tell the receptionist (an older lady) there we want our deposit back since the hostels are some sort of connected (strange, right?!) .
But the receptionist lady there was not aware of anything. Told us she's not responsible for another hostel, only for hers. Also was completely stressed and overchallenged with the situation - we weren't the only guests send to this hostel to get our money back. It really felt like its a scam and no coincidence. Somebody else got told "come back later when the receptionist is there at Pension Catedral."
Then I've texted him via AirBNB, suddenly the guy seemed to be calling the lady. Because the lady told me "come with me" - so we walked back to the Pension Catedral. Suddenly she had a key to the receptionist's office, also the cleaning lady was there too, having access to the office as well, so both talked it out in Spanish. (so now she had access to the office but first she didn't and couldn't help at all? Shady, right). Eventually both ladies gave me the cash back. It was quite something. Really seemed shady, as I've mentioned before: I travelled a lot staying in small cheap hostels etc and never experienced anything like this with a deposit before. So be careful, guys! Dunno how we would've handled it if I would've paid via card and had to leave immediately instead of having the time to walk to the other place and argue with the lady receptionist.
Strange stuff really.