Accommodation options include a single room, twin rooms, a double room, a quadruple room, and an apartment. The apartment features one bedroom with two single beds, a living/dining area, a fully equipped kitchen with a stovetop, refrigerator, and cookware, plus a private bathroom with shower. Most rooms share two bathrooms located on each floor, which may feel tight during peak times. Rooms on the upper floors tend to be brighter and quieter, with balconies or garden views. Basement rooms have windows facing the garden and are accessible to the garden, but may have low ceilings (around 190 cm), a damp smell, noise from above, and limited luggage space. Some basement rooms are noted as more suitable for brief stays or workers rather than leisure travellers. All rooms include heating, a flat-screen TV, tea/coffee making facilities, and some have a seating area. Noise can travel through the wooden floors, and the house is generally open-plan in terms of sound.