Was good enough for me I needed a small room that was not too expensive for two weeks. I had eyes surgery done (TransPRK) and the first two days I was unable to go outside on my own and needed a small dark room because I couldn't see anything with light sensitivity, foggy vision, etc. Easy to maneuver in the dark or with eyes closed to the bathroom. Location close to the center for eyes surgery ( 30 mins walk ). Close to public transport station 24 min walk I asked the host if he could bring me food and water on my second day which he did and I am grateful for it thank you very much!! AC and fan worked great. Little desk with a chair. Usable kitchen and fridge. Washing machine to clean clothes and bed sheets. Bathroom, hot shower. The host is very kind and probably would have done something if I had complained to him about the room being pretty dirty which I could only have realised on day 3 once my sight and light sensitivity improved.

The room was really dirty, the first day when I arrived I couldn't see anything due to surgery on both eyes ( vision correction ) and needed the room to be completely dark for the first two days. Feet marks on the wall next to the bed as if a child was laying on their back with their feet on the wall. All blackened with dirt, needs a good sponge scrubbing with soap. Feel like I should of had taken pictures to show but anyways hopefully they can clean the room properly and make it more enjoyable for the next person. The first two days the toilet was leaking, it was noisy and annoying, I went to close the valve when I was able to see better on day 3 and helped reduce the noise but the plumbing in the bathroom is leaking from almost everywhere so there is always some water on the floor and closing the valve did not stop the toilet from working properly. The room smelled bad, so I had to let the door open a little during the day to let the bad air out the first week, I wanted to buy an air freshener but couldn't find one at the store. Did not have a blanket and did not ask for one so that's on me, also no towel but I had my own. Day 5 at 11:15 PM a stranger came to the door and tried to break in, whoever this person was came to the door and tried to open it right away without knocking and was telling me : " the Indian guy owes me money I need to have a look inside" he tried to convince me to open the door but I'm not stupid enough to let someone going for the handle of the front door first inside. The door is very sturdy nobody's gonna ever break in unless you open the door voluntarily. And don't worry too much the host has a camera pointed at the door.