The hostel is pretty easy to get to once you make it to the right area. There is a grocery store less than a 5 minute walk away as well as several restaurants and a tram station which were all very convenient and nice.
There was no elevator, and it did not seem as though there were any rooms for use in the bottom floor, so stairs are a must.
The kitchen was very large and nicely equipped, but staying in a hostel always has downside of grown adults who do not know how to properly clean up after themselves or wash dishes correctly.
The common room is connected to the kitchen and is also quite large, then there's a tiny sitting area in the second floor. The rooms don't offer anywhere to place big belongings, and there are only three toilets and two showers to share between i don't even know how many rooms of 6 people, however in the three days of me being there i didn't really find that to be a problem.
There was a window in our room, however somebody kept closing it in the night, which wasn't really comfortable considering that there isn't any other ventilation and multiple people were coughing in my room, this has more to do guests that the hostel itself, which often make it break the hostel experience.
I'd recommend it, it's not a bad place and looks quite nice in a remarkable location, it's simple and provides hostel necessities. Had no problems there