The location is convenient (more convenient once the Little Tokyo metro stop is up and running again, but Union station is still walkable), and the reason - combined with the price point - that I picked this place. There is currently very loud construction happening (that woke me up by 5:30 am each morning and was right outside my window), but of course that is out of the place's control and hopefully will be completed soon! It definitely feels like a hostel with a private room (though a nicer than average room for a hostel), so keep that in mind when deciding. The wifi was not good - it would take me several tries to load the check in website for my flight, my email, and maps, and I ended up having to use data on my phone which was not ideal. I would understand if streaming or something wasn't possible, but email and maps seem like pretty basic expectations for wifi usage, and ones I was relying on to keep up to date on work emails and make plans. I was only there a few nights, so I didn't make use of the common spaces downstairs (kitchen, laundry, lobby) but they looked very nice! Basically, if they can put more routers in and I needed to be in the neighborhood again (assuming the construction is over), I would consider coming back in the future. Little Tokyo is truly right there, which is a big benefit. The building reminds me of the Chelsea in NYC.