Pacific Loft Guesthouse

As they say, you get what you pay for. Now I’m not usually one to complain about cheap stuff, but a few things really bothered me about this place, namely the cleanliness and noise level. The latter, the hostel should really handle better, the former I guess can’t really be helped unless you opt for a private room.
The room was filthy. There was a sticky, grimy film on most surfaces and the floor looked like it had never been cleaned. Also, the building wasn’t insulated at all, you could see sunlight through cracks in the brick. It was very cold at night, and the skimpy blankets they give you aren’t much help.
The room I stayed in was like 16 people to a room. Between how crowded it was and the cracks in the wall, I wondered if this business has a license, and if it was up to code.
It was weird being in a room full of snoring, sleep-​talking, coughing, and possibly playing with themselves, people. Not to mention the rude guy that kept stomping up and down the stairs and turning on the lights. I don’t think I could ever stay in a room this large again, and certainly not co-​ed.
Also, this place has no lockers, so everyone is on the honor system.
Fortunately, all we wanted was a cheap place to crash and get out of the cold after a show. It was barely adequate. I might recommend this place to my worst enemy.