I stayed in the 9 bedroom bunk, and there were people coming in and out of the room at 2am and 4am despite “quiet hours.” The beds have cages around them presumably so you can’t fall out of the bunk, but it makes it very hard to stretch out and find a comfortable position. The mattresses are also paper thin. The bathroom next to our bedroom had a very loud fan that seemed to be wired so that no one could turn it off (constantly in the ‘on’ position). Someone took a sponge bath the next morning, so the bathroom was covered in water in the AM. This seems to be the type of hostel where desperate people panhandle so they can sleep a night for the 18 pounds. The location is great, and the staff were friendly enough, but it was kind of a grim experience. If i come again, i would choose a room with a smaller capacity.
I also think that they should include at least a free coffee/tea in the morning service. It is very bare bones, which, of course, is reflected in the price. They had a nice batch of complementary citrus infused water though.