I would stay here in this hostel again. Very clean. I was a solo female traveling so my main concern is always safety but I felt safe the whole time. Staff was always on site and available by phone call. The other guests I was with were respectful of each other's space and friendly. I got a key card that opened the hotel door at night and it also opened the bunk room which was always locked. Visitors who aren't paying to stay in a bunk aren't allowed in the bunk room which actually made me feel safer personally. Lot parking is available close-by across the street though not provided so you have to arrange for that yourself. There was a lockable cubby at the head of the bunk where I could lock up my bags. There was an outlet and a light on the wall in my bunk so I could charge my phone. Love the bunk curtain. I loved being top bunk. There's an air conditioning unit that you can turn on or off in the common area. There's a hook on the bed where you're supposed to leave your towels which they clearly do tell you about on a big red laminated rule sheet (someone had an issue with leaving a towel in the bathroom in the reviews here but if they got the rule sheet and read it that wouldn't have been an issue). I didn't have to wait for the bathroom ever really since I think there were only 5 guests when I was staying. There's 3 nice and clean individual bathrooms each with a shower, toilet, sink, hairdryer. Cheap af when I went since I had to book last minute and got a good deal. Comfy bed with good pillow. Smells good. The homeless outside mind their business. There's lots of good Chinese food and markets around since this is old China town. No microwave which is kind of a bummer but there's a fridge and a sink. I didn't get a chance to try the cafe but it was nice that it was right there.