Perk is there's a large, comfortable reception area with plenty of seating: couches, chairs, hammocks. The hostel itself is nestled behind a couple of other hostels, and can be a little difficult to locate if you aren't paying attention. My room had everything I needed, though I found the bed to be stiff for my liking. Also, it had a singular window that looked out into the hallway. Some rooms do have windows to the outdoors, and I would have much appreciated one of those... since the air conditioning/fan unit in the wall was rather loud. Wifi was, well, it might have not even existed. This place was good enough for just staying a couple of days; however, if I had a longer reservation, I would've been slightly disappointed.