It's certainly a central location immediately next to lots of stuff you want to do. Not doubt there. And Mike, the manager, is just great, as every other review suggests. Very easy to get along with and enjoyed chatting.
And since that's all been covered thoroughly in other review, I'll mentions some points less-covered: The place itself is about 1000 sq ft of office space that's been loosely converted to a temple. It's basically a hostel with minimal amenities, minimal privacy, and a designated amount of time you're allowed to be there. Cots are set up at about 9pm and wake-up is about 7:30am. But the place is empty the entire rest of the day, so I'm not sure why you're kicked out of bed at all (this was over 4 days I was there). It's not as though temple priests, monks, or worshipers are coming and going or anything like that. The place is empty all day. There's a Sunday service at like 10:30a, but other than that, I saw zero signs of temple life or prayer ritual. Honestly, I think Airbnb is an afterthought for whoever manages the temple -- we're just helping pay the rent.
So if you have plans to be out all day long and just need somewhere to crash, then it's hard to beat this rate. But don't expect to lounge and relax or get caught up on work emails.
One other thing: Two guys were peeing on the front door one morning when I left about 8am. They kind of peed on my feet a little bit. So there's that.