Breakfast was really good, potato dishes (especially the scones) were to die for. The owner even asked me how I wanted my eggs done (as most foreigners don't like to eat raw eggs; I don't mind it though.) The common area was pretty big and had all sorts of things (manga, kitchen stuff, etc.) that are free to use. The English signs and explanations were really well-written, so it was pretty easy for me to understand what to do.

I was alone for most of the days in the dormitory, so I had plenty of space, but there might not be enough space if there were three people staying. I wasn't sure if they lent towels and I didn't ask as I had my own, but it would have been nice if they had it ready just in case. I also would not recommend using the coin drier on the third floor as it was full of fluff that made my clothes really linty. If you really need to do your laundry, there is a coin laundry place right by around the corner.

Very clean and nice hostel/ very close to central bus station/ helpful staff/ small kitchen with microwave and hot water/ nice living room

Bon is lovely and the food downstairs is really good. Location is great for getting around the area - close to bus terminal and boat companies. The shop next door is great and cheaper than 7 11

Only 1 shower means you may have to wait a bit. Would be good to leave luggage earlier than 12 and for free but theres a bus station with lockers nearby. Wifi is slow