A room is 17 dollars. But it's not your average room at the Holiday Inn. Every room is cleaned by staff before each new client enters. Each also has a thin, plastic-covered mattress with fitted white sheets. The bed sits on top of a kind of flat wooden bunk.
Most rooms also have large mirrors strategically mounted on the walls.
You undress in the locker bay, and leave your clothes and other items in your locker. Shortly after arriving, just about everyone showers. The rooms are arranged on both sides of several long corridors that run in a number of different directions. You very much get the sense of being in a rather dark maze. The men who wander these halls looking for sex are usually wearing only towels around their waists, or occasionally nothing at all.