Harvey Williams
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Despite this actually being a fairly basic hostel, I really like it here.
The beds are comfortable, and the bottom bunks have curtains. The beds also tend to come with a shelf, personal lamp and socket.
There's a large lockable space provided under the bed.
The only issue with the dorm room is there's very little space between the beds. This can make packing up a pain. It's especially annoying if you don't have a bottom bunk as there's no where to sit while you pack.
The dorm also had a very small balcony which let plenty of light and fresh air in.
The selling point is probably the rooftop, where you can socialise, eat, smoke or work comfortably.
The WiFi didn't appear to reach the 3rd floor, or the rooftop.
There's a free basic breakfast of toast, scrambled egg and fruit.
The receptionist during the day has excellent English, whereas the one during the night has very basic English.
There's fairly secure luggage storage while you are away from a hostel - a locked compartment in the building with ample space. However, they don't check that luggage belongs to you when you take it (very normal in Asia).