A place to rest your head. Not much more. Only book if you are fond of camping or "roughing it". Rooms are tiny, one would say cramped, others would say cozy. Walls are made of plywood and there are no ceilings, light sleepers would probably not be comfortable but luckily quiet hours are strictly enforced. You are given a room key and card that will let you into the building, so you can come and go as you please. Bathrooms were surprisingly immaculate. Probably overpriced, but good luck finding somewhere in the area for cheaper as it's extremely close to Times Square and a number of subway stations. Very appealing to anyone who would consider themselves "spiritual" as the place is religiously themed (hence "interfaith"). Definitely not for everyone, read other reviews to get a better idea of what you're in for, but I would recommend.