This house is good for a one night to few night visit. Located in a small alley off from a main street, this location is close to tourist attractions yet shaded away from loud noises. I would recommend this for the solo traveler or small groups.
There is a nice sized kitchen with all appliances you would need and a dining room if you wanted to cook in for the night. The house has a open atrium sort of feel which is amazing because you don't get to see that in the States. You could almost call it a courtyard if the ceiling was open. It's decorated well and the host sits you down when you get inside. He tells you directions to the main attractions and local events that are ongoing. The location of the house is around five to ten minutes from the palace and main squares. There's a street of restaurants just around the corner and shopping/cafes on the other side. It's around 20-25 minutes away from the train station as well. It's a good spot to be in if you want to be in city center. He's also very accommodating with times because I checked in pretty early (around 11-12?).
The room itself was nice and cozy, perfect for one person. The bed isn't the best but from what I've experienced, it's a pretty standard European bed that's a bit lumpy and twin sized. There are nice accents in the room like tapestry on the walls and chairs to hold your bags. I have to point out, this was the only place in the multiple spanish bnb's I stayed at that provided tissues in the bedroom. That's always a plus. The door has a lock but the floors the house are a bit old so there are loose tiles here and there. You can definitely hear people walking to and from their room, but everyone was nice and friendly.
The bathroom is huge, lots of space to move around. There are soaps provided and towels for the guest. I personally love a big bathroom and that one was perfect because you have enough space between the toilet, sink, and shower to move between. The only downside is that I couldn't find the boiler, and I had to take cold showers multiple times. Other than that, there wasn't much of a problem.
Bottom line, not a bad place to be in and remember to bring good walking shoes.