The place is fine, but there is no denying this is a hostel, and not a particularly charming one. If you just need a place to sleep, you're probably set: the room is nice, the bed is comfortable, the location is quite good. I will note, however, that directly beneath my bedroom was a water pump that began sounding past midnight, and continued to pump for the better part of an hour, creating noise at such a disruptive volume that it was impossible to sleep: be advised. The rest of the place? The kitchen is a joke, there were a couple of glasses, in the cupboard yet filthy, and a couple of hot plates that were fast but inadequate. The fridge was packed to the brim with old, forgotten and near-rotting food and bottles with the last sip left by previous guests. The cleaning lady was kind and pleasant, and the room was very clean, but as she said to me, people are a mess, and the people who would stay in a hostel like this especially, I would imagine. The bathrooms as well were a joke. Considering this is advertised as a "Private room in house", it should be noted that the bathrooms, or the one for this room, are a larger room with several toilets in tiny, claustrophobia-inducing stalls that were rather unpleasant; you hardly have the space to turn to reach for paper, much less any other maneuver. Finally, there was a serious construction occurring on the ground floor, about which there was no notice: that would have been nice to know. Check-in was extremely simple, and Adrian responded very quickly, but I can't say the place left me with an experience I would much care to repeat.