We reserved 13 beds here for an event we were attending. There was some misunderstanding, perhaps on my part, about how our group would be broken into different rooms. Because of COVID, our preference was to have us all together or in 2 rooms (one for women and one for men.) It was strange to have 13 people broken into 4 rooms and sharing with other travelers we didn't know - especially because of the pandemic. Some of our group were bothered by that and it created some tensions during check in. However, this is the nature of this type of housing and it actually turned out very well. We really enjoyed talking with the other guests. Breakfast arrangements aren't very clear, as we didn't know if we should make coffee or if we just missed the opportunity to drink the coffee that was made but already drank. The signage around the kitchen makes it clear what you are not allowed to touch, but it isn't as clear what we CAN do. So I went 4 days without coffee. I didn't feel comfortable asking the young woman who worked there about it because, after the tensions of the check in process, she wasn't very nice for the duration of our 3 night stay. We decided mostly to eat out to avoid interacting with her. Overall, I recommend educating your group about the potential of having strangers sleeping in the room with them and making sure they are comfortable with that. There are lockers for valuables in the room, so bring your own lock if you have valuables you need secured. This place is clean and they do keep the rooms clean. Just be clear on the nature of this location.