The location isn't very convenient. Although it looks like a short walk on the map, it's actually situated on a slope.
The price is cheap, but the hygiene and safety are very poor. They just tell you to pick a bed to sleep in, and the blankets look like they haven't been washed. Even though they provide a three-piece bedding set for you to use, the quilt still smells. The bathroom is also a bit dirty and messy, and the toiletries are all diluted and very watery. There's no toilet paper in the restroom, you have to bring your own, and same goes for the hairdryer. You need to ask the front desk for many things.
The air conditioning is very cold, and most of the guests are quite quiet. However, on one of the nights I stayed, someone new might not have known the door was locked. Around midnight, an employee loudly knocked on the door, shouting, "Who locked the door?" I found this very inappropriate. Locking the door is a habit for most people when they travel. If it's not allowed, it should be made clear during check-in. I also found it unusual when I first checked in, but is it necessary to open the door in such a way if someone accidentally locks it, especially when the room is full of women?
If you're looking for a cheap, short stay, you could consider it. But if you care about hygiene and safety, I think you could find a much better place elsewhere.
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