KEYHAVEN WALK

you are literally living in someones apartment, you a sharing bathroom with a landlord and other guests. and the room itself looks like someone lives here. there are photos of this lady everywhere, which is a bit creepy

i did not want use kitchen, i tried to be at the location as less as possible. So i was there just for sleeping, taking shower and sneak out for the whole day

there was no lock in room, so in theory anyone could open your room and make everything with your stuff

internet connection was very poor

Just the pillows were a little bit too thick.

No shops

It's important to understand that these people (for the most part) are not your friend. They want money from you. That lady purposefully removed locks from bedroom doors, to ensure that her customers have no privacy. She is seemingly nice, but if you look closely it's not real. She mentions having a heart problem, but she doesn't move with caution. I'm not belittling any problem she has, but she says it so you feel sorry for her. She says it as if it adds to her character or being "genuine". She kept talking about not liking the discount her rooms gave on the booking site, but it isn't worth any more than I paid. I'm pretty sure the lady is a witch and that's not the problem. The problem is how manipulative her witchery is. She places mirrors everywhere and that helps to give protection to the home. But it can also be a portal for evil. But the abundance of photos of herself around the home, including the toilet is there to intimidate you into behaving.

I was very quiet during my stay and kept everything clean. She kept telling me how surprised she was that I cared about the rules.
At some point she started avoiding me and it was only when I told her I wanted to stay longer (at first I did) that she stopped avoiding me. She just cares about the money and not your comfortability or safety.
I told her what I know about spirituality and I think it scared her.

There is no lock on the bedroom door and she said she was advised by the council not to put it there in case of a fire. But it doesn't make any sense. She told me she purchased the house from the council and the room I stayed in had another fire exit. It's very normal for bedroom doors to have a lock. I feel like it's just to exploit customers. I also learned that another review on here said she went into their stuff, when they went to work.

Nothing. All good.

Light in bedroom a bit dim for comfortably reading print.

I did not like that the door does not lock.

Nothing bad.

The house felt cluttered but I eventually got used to it. Everything else was great!