Out of any hostel that you may consider, I would recommend putting this one at the top of your list. The common area is very modern, and it’s a comfortable area to pass time in. The dorm area is locked with a password, and each dorm has a safe with key code. I like the style of bunks to sleep in, as they provide adequate privacy. They weren’t the most comfortable, as the pillows were nearly flat - but it did the job. There were a few reasons why I’m giving Jacobs Inn a generous 4 stars. My first night, another person took the bunk I was assigned. They moved me to the upper bunk. The night was difficult as not many people respect the noise rule and end up slamming the door, talking, crying, etc. (Just my exp). Bathroom areas are left pretty damp so I recommend bringing flip flops. One of the nights I stayed there, I came back to my locker only to find that it was emptied out entirely. I had a $2000 camera and all of my travel documents locked in there. It creates a sense of panic and when I went down to figure out what happened, the girl at the front desk told me that I was supposed to be checked out. The guy realized that it wasn’t my fault as he wrote a note that I was staying for another night and nobody read it. I got my belongings back, but now was in a state of stress thinking about how the cleaning crew handled the camera and my luggage. I also never recovered my flip flops or towel which was taken and had to go buy new ones. The staff mean well and I know this wasn’t intentional, but it did make me more aware for future travels on how important it is to watch your stuff. Aside from the issues I faced, it was nice that they had a bar to order food and drinks from. Just be aware of your belongings, if you’re a light sleeper make sure to bring earplugs. Otherwise this is a great stay if you’re planning to go to a hostel.