This place is run by gentle people with a humanitarian mission. The rooms , described as cubicles, are more like cells in a monastery or a convent. They are tiny but well designed and you have the essentials: room for your bags and clothing y0u are wearing, adequate space to sit and write or work, a comfortable bed and good internet service. It is as quiet as it patrons make it, which is pretty quiet. although some jerk started speaking ont he phone in the morning during no cellphone hours and woke me anmd prevented me from falling back to sleep, he kept talking even after I pointed out the sign about cellphone use It is perfectly warm and comfortable. The bathrooms are as clean as communal bathrooms can be and there is plenty of hot water.
What is nice in particular is the place's aura of silence and collection. It will never win a design award or a photo spread in Architectural Digest. They are trying to be kind and generous to everyone, and not many people attempt thatl