Everything is good except that you feel in a communist country with signs everywhere on the walls telling you what NOT to do.
I have stay is hostels around the world where they make you feel welcomed and comfortable.
This place makes a huge effort to make you feel the opposite.
Too many rules, starting with the confirmation email or notification.
Once you enter in the place you have to take your shoes off (I don’t see a problem but why do they charge the same cleaning fee as other similar hostels around the area?)
When you start walking to your room or in the kitchen, all you see are signs telling you what not to do (you have to see it to believe it).
It could be cultural as the place is ran by Asian people, but I stayed in multiples hostels in China and the welcoming experience was one of the best.
I will not come back just because of the extremely bad and poorly hospitality experience but if you don’t care about it, the place offers good rooms, free breakfast, good location.