There are pros and cons: the place is a good price for the location and the staff who were living there were very friendly, who kept the place in a clean condition
Unfortunately it was never communicated to me by the owner that the staff barely speak or understood English and so when I checked-in I barely understood what they were telling me. There is no signage at the front of the building indicating there is a hostel, which will cause confusion to new guests
There are not enough toilets relative to the amount of guests. Guests from other bedrooms would use the ensuite bathroom in the dorm room that I was staying in, which meant that you had random people entering your bedroom at any hour of the night (or day) to use your bathroom. This felt quite invasive. It should be noted that this place is not actually a hostel but an apatment that has been converted into a shared dwelling space
There are long-term guests who often party late into the night, disrupting my sleep on occasion