Staff here are excellent and very hospitable. Location is good. Showers are nice, and bathrooms are clean. Very good security. Quiet.
Beds, however, were very uncomfortable — the beds in my “standard twin room” were singles, not twins, so they were uncomfortably narrow (and I’m not a big person) and sagged in the middle. And there is a nice coffee machine, but it was out of service while I was there, which was disappointing; the carafe coffee they had instead was pretty crappy.
The place offers continental breakfast, but it’s not great: the selection is small, and both days I saw it, the cheese and meat slices were dried out at the edges.
Because the staff are so kind and the rooms are clean, I’d recommend this hotel to people in their twenties who want an affordable, centrally located place to stay and aren’t worried about the mattresses messing up their backs. Note that the hotel is not accessible — there’s an elevator, but you have to manage several steps to get into the hotel in the first place, to get to the check-in desk, etc., as is normal in old row houses.