Loved this “train car” version of sleeping arrangements vs the dorm-room style almost all hostels use. Even with it being co-ed, I felt much more comfortable and safe knowing that all the hallways to our bunk rows were open and led to the living room.
The hostel was very clean. Definitely one of the nicest hostels I’ve been to, but those were all in Europe so I can’t compare US hostels.
Staff were helpful and responsive. It’s a little less social than most Europe hostels- most people kinda kept to themselves (which was ideal for me- I just wanted a cheap place to sleep after hiking).
Loud late at night and early morning as people come and go, as is the case with any hostel. The thick black-out curtains for the bunks worked great, and earplugs did the trick.
Great location, parking garage just across the street. All in all a great little gem! I thought the pricing was a little high for a hostel, but it was obviously a nice step up.