For the price I paid, just under $30 per night, one should understand you are getting what you pay for. This is a hostel-style place (which I was fully aware of). My problems with it was running a hostel AirBNB style, and the facilities. I have stayed in hostels all over the US and Europe, and this one was in comparison sort of messy, gross, and strange. The fridge was not cleaned out regularly. For a place that can probably sleep more than 30 people at full capacity, there are only two single occupancy bathrooms. In my bedroom, there were some poorly constructed curtains that didn't really surround the bed fully or provide any real sense of privacy. There were some lockers, but none were really assigned to any of the bunk beds and several had random pieces of clothes in them, which I could not tell if they were being used or just had not been cleaned out in some time.
If I were to rate this like one would on the most common hostel booking site, the ambience/energy was very weird. Almost no one said hi to me, and I couldn't tell how many people were travelers compared to just people trying to stay somewhere for a long time cheaply, like some sort of long term boarding house. When I arrived, I was told by someone that no one works here. I think with so many people sharing a single place, it works better to have one person to manage the facility. I do not really think a hostel works well as an airBNB with no one around to answer questions, clean, etc.
Everything in the house is labeled by just being scribbled on with a black sharpie, which gives the entire place a rather trashy feel. All in all, the location is great, and you should know what you are getting in to, but I think it could be a lot better and often left me feeling quite disappointed.