If you’re arriving by car there isn’t free parking near the hostel, but there are a few lots that you can pay for overnight parking, and a few street meters near by as well. Check in is on the second floor which you have to go up a semi steep and long staircase. I did see a sign in the back hallway saying there was an elevator but I didn’t actually check or use it so I’m not sure if it was in working order. Check in was easy enough but I couldn’t tell if the staff member checking in was sarcastically nice or what but for a short interaction she was tolerable. Rooms were as expected, my room was fully booked and unfortunately the other people staying in there weren’t very nice or considerate but the hostel can’t control that, they’re not at fault there. Restroom lock was broken on my floor so anybody could just walk in so I was a little worried about showering. Also the showers had soap residue and dry hair in the drain catcher from previous use so I got the feeling that the hostel doesn’t check or clean the bathrooms as often. I only ended up staying one night out of my paid two nights- due to those I was sharing a room with and the cleanliness and safety of the female restroom. This hostel was a cool experience, but for me personally it was definitely a one and done experience, wouldn’t really stay here again.