The Chelsea Interfaith Retreat provides everything a single traveler needs including a bed, secure storage for your belongings, bathroom, kitchen, and shared living space with other guests. The sleeping spaces are small but with a shelf above the bed and storage space beneath, I didn't feel too camped with my luggage. I would not recommend this for light sleepers, as the rooms dont have a formal ceiling, more of a lattice structure at the top, and as a result, you can hear others sleeping or coming in late. There are designated quiet hours to lessen any disturbances, but I occasionally woke up and I'm a hard sleeper. Everyone I interacted with was pleasant and kind, and it was a very rewarding experience to feed the homeless with them on a cold Wednesday morning. I would stay here again if travelling alone, and think I had excellent expectations set by the quality of other reviews when selecting this place.