Pros: The place is very clean. The host is efficient and good-natured. The other guests are quiet and polite. The pods are new and modern. It's a good place to meet travellers from around the world. There's a free breakfast. It's not expensive. If you're under 30 and travelling on your own or with a friend on a shoestring, it's a good place.
Cons: It has all the drawbacks of a hostel: people coming and going all night. Someone jiggling the locked (with just a latch) shower door till it unlocks and stepping in. The sound of snoring close by all night long. But also the pods present their own problems: The ventilation system is so sodden with perfume that when you close the screen that is your pod door you are trapped in a space ship with the overpowering smell of a New Orleans bordello. You can't open the window because there is no window. And you can't open the screen because it is so hot that you have to sleep in the buff or in your underwear. Unless you have really nice instagrammable underwear, you may have to just pull the pillow over your face (doesn't work). We didn't sleep a wink and lit out at 5:30 even tho we had nowhere to go just to be able to breathe. We never stay at fancy places, but this experience was not for us. Of course, your mileage may vary.