Overall, my experience here was okay. One of the biggest problems I had was that the hostel I stayed in was NOT the one pictured or the one at the address I was given. I had to go to the address and once there I was told to call them or email them so someone would come to check me in. Unfortunately I do not have cellular service as I was traveling from the states and when I told them so I got the response that there was a payphone nearby (which I never found). If you do have cell service and can call then this obviously won't be a problem for you. On the day of when I got to the address I was lucky enough that someone staying at the hostel happened to be coming back and let me in and helped me let them know I was here to check in. After that I had to wait awhile, first for someone to show up then for them to deal with other things before finally checking me in. Once checked in, we drove to the actual place I was staying (yes drove, although it was about 10 minutes walking) and finished check in. The room itself wasn't bad, but like i said was not the one pictured (neither was the kitchen). It was on the top floor of the house so it pretty hot but nothing unbearable. The bed was probably the comfiest mattress I've ever slept on in either a hostel or Airbnb so that was nice. Unfortunately there was no outlets even remotely closeby to my bed, the only one left, so i ended up having to charge my phone on the complete other side of the room, not the biggest deal but created some issues when I needed to be sure I was up at a certain time to catch my bus. The wifi provided was very spotty and the last day or so I could barely get it to work at all. There were plenty of showers, but probably about half of them had lights burnt out and from the comments from other people it seemed like they had been out for a while.
Like I said, my stay was alright, nothing terrible but there were all these little things that added up in the end.