I think a 3-star rating is what I'd expect for a place that's this cheap. The positives: the bed was comfortable enough, the room had a window that opens, a little heater, a water filter pitcher, snacks, and it was clean. It has wireless, a desk with a chair, and most importantly, it is centrally located. The entry system worked well once we got the hang of it. But the bed is situated so if there are two of you, you have to climb over one person to get out, or scoot along a narrow gap between bed and wall. It was noisy. The host family was quite noisy, though not in an unpleasant way, and it quieted down before 11, so that was not so bad. There are 3 guest rooms next to each other. The walls are thin. The guy in the next room snored loudly and persistently. Ugh. The bathroom is shared with a heavy sliding pocket door that was somewhat difficult to open and close. It is a windowed door with a piece of paper taped over it that is coming up at one corner, adding to the noise and resistance of its operation. Annoying. The light in the bathroom chimes when you turn it on. Very annoying. I don't understand why they would leave it this way. You can hear every footstep in the hallway. All of this adds up to a warning: if you're a light sleeper, don't stay here. The entry hall is brightly lit, and stays that way. In room #2, where we stayed, the door has a large window, so the bright light of the entry lit up our room. There is a hallway door that can be shut to prevent this, but if someone from the room next door goes to the bathroom and fails to shut the door, the room is too light again. There's no towel rack, so we hung towels on hangers in the closet. The bathroom was not sparkling clean. The best features of this place are price and location, so if you just need a place to sleep and you're a deep sleeper and not very fussy, you might want to take advantage.