I like that instead of bunks, the “shared” rooms are split by walls and each has a locking door off of a shared hallway within the room. You can still hear roommates like any hostel, but I’ve rarely seen any of mine. This definitely creates better sense of safety and privacy for me than a typical bunk hostel. It’s also more comfortable because it’s not a bunk, so I can stand at full height, sit up in bed without hitting my head. In my single room I have a window, floor space, a small shelf and a towel rack with a couple hangers. The bed and pillow are comfortable enough, the bedding and towel are good quality cotton. The bathroom area (outside of the room in the main hallway) is split so that three different people could be using it simultaneously with complete privacy - one toilet with lockable door on the left, in the center is a sink and mirror, and on the right the shower room with a lockable door. Everything is somehow almost always washed down. My only frustration is that the spaces meant to hold toiletries in the sink and shower areas are jam packed with toiletries and it’s unclear if they belong to people or have been abandoned. So there’s no place for me to put my toiletries when using the sink or shower… except the floor, which I don’t want to do. I also really like the location. Buses connect this area in all directions, and Central World mall is a 25 minute walk away. I extended my stay at the hostel by 3 days instead of moving to other lodging as planned.
