Miya's room is awesome for longer stays—there were amenities I used daily that were instrumental to being comfortable: toaster, large mini-fridge, dishes, utensils, a water filter, and fan. There's also mugs and some instant coffee if I remember correctly. Essentially there's a kitchenette in the room but with no sink.
The room is fairly comfortable, with a little desk to work remotely and queen mattress. For sensitive sleepers, note that a flight route is just overhead and if you leave the window open during the night, it may disturb you. I'm a light sleeper and sleep with earplugs; I could sleep with the window closed but not open.
The bathroom is just across the hallway and is clean and nice. Note there is a step upward between the bathroom entrance and the rest of the bathroom, so anyone with mobility challenges or injuries should take note.
Miya seems to be pretty detailed, as demonstrated by the amenities as well as the shoe bins outside the house and her detailed instructions upon check-in. She was nice and left me to myself outside of needed communication. Would recommend for a budget stay, especially longer-term, if you're not looking for anything fancy!