Check-in and check-out were a breeze, and the entryway, bedroom, and bathroom were clean and comfortable. I appreciated the small privacy curtain at the short end between the beds, and I would like to suggest a privacy curtain along the long side of the beds.
After reading some of the other reviews, I brought my small blow-up camping mattress and quilt, and I'm glad I did. The provided mattress is very firm, and the provided blanket quite thin. I brought my own sheets as well. The bed already has the blanket, fitted sheet, and protective plastic sheet on the mattress. The top sheet is folded up for guests to put on the bed themselves. There is a bath towel inside the cabinet (see below).
The bed had two electrical outlets, a USB port, and a reading lamp. Other than the bunk beds with ladder, there was a lockable (BYO lock, luggage lock worked just fine) cabinet for each guest, pegs/netting to hang clothes, two trash baskets (one in the entryway, one in the bathroom), and one small but sturdy wooden stool (which was a serviceable mini table).
Also, definitely recommend earplugs while sleeping to help block out sounds both inside and outside the room. I think the windows were single-pane, and the noises from outside came through fairly well. This was actually a plus while I was awake, as I heard and was able to watch a film shooting from the window. Not sure what it was for, but there was a camera on a track in front of a car. It was really neat being able to see all of the crew working!
I didn't take advantage of any of the common areas, but the atmosphere and decor felt like a classic old-fashioned hotel that was well-kept.