Wontonmeen is definitely a great hybrid of hostel and apartment. Its short walk from the Prince Edward subway stop is nice to stroll, and there is also two grocery-type stores on the same block if you need to grab water, snacks etc for the day. While mainly clean and stocked, the bathroom area for toilets and showers always seemed to have a clutter around them, and I wasn't sure if that was the cleaning staff's fault or my fellow hostel mates. The bed was very comfortable and my bedding was soft and clean. This in addition to respectful hostel mates made it very easy to get rest. Something that I was not anticipating is that the bottom floor, which serves as the "reception" and common area, is not actually attached to the accommodation space for travelers. You have to exit the building and go up an elevator two floors to get to your bunk. While fine in practice, it didn't set a mood of camaraderie or community. I suppose I was expecting that hostel feel of seeing bulletin boards of suggested activities, couches, or a 24 hr desk, but those perks were not included. I didn't ever really get invited or informed about the downstairs area either, so I didn't bother. The wifi is very stable and the outside area is nice to hang out in during warm days. One other thing I didn't anticipate was that there is not a traditional door to the sleeping area, but one that is made out of 2x4s, chicken wire, and a sheet. It weirdly worked out well but it caught me off guard. There are self-service safes with keys in the room and I felt safe overall sleeping and leaving my stuff there (locking up passport, extra money etc in the safe).