The room itself was very clean though small, and the staff was very nice. They provided clean towels and toothbrushes every day, with soap/shampoo available in the bathroom. You'll have to bring your own conditioner if you want it. The hot water might be difficult to work out if you don't have experience with turning the hot water off/on before/after your shower in similar facilities. The elevator line was not a big issue for our group except for when we arrived and left with our luggage, as we took up more space in the elevator. It took us about half an hour to get four people with one suitcase each out of our hostel around 9am on our final morning. On a normal day with no luggage, we waited no more than 10 minutes going up or down. Though the building itself and the general facilities are a bit rundown, the low price for what we got was reasonable. The air conditioner worked well, but we were visiting in March, so the weather wasn't too hot. There are a lot of salespeople and crowds at the ground floor shopping area, though they weren't too loud or pushy. Proximity to public transport was convenient, and it was easy to walk to closer attractions like the art museum and Avenue of Stars. If you're on a budget and will be spending most of your time outside of the room anyway, this is a good place to stay.
