Aivengo Youth Hostel

My friend and I booked our hostel for Amsterdam pretty late, so this was one of the few hostels with available beds for the time we were going to be there that was in our budget.
It’s located really close to Amsterdam Centraal (about a 5 minute walk), so it’s really easy to get to/​from here. It’s also located close to the shops, Red Light District, etc. It took us like 10 – 15 minutes to walk there. To get to Rijksmuseum and Heineken Experience, it’s about a 25 minute walk. And to get to Anne Frank House, it’s about a 10 minute walk. The location is great!
We had booked our reservation together but reserved two beds in a 10-​bed female suite. The stairs to get to our room are quite steep and there isn’t an elevator. When we first walked in, we were surprised at how large the room was. The beds weren’t bunk beds but rather separate twin beds. There was a cute table and chair by the balcony. There’s one bathroom with shower towards the entrance to the room and a small kitchen (though the stove doesn’t work).
As we were getting unpacked, we realized we only got one set of keys, so I went downstairs to put a deposit down for a second set for the door and locker. I was then told that since we had booked together, we only get one locker… which is BS since we paid for 2 beds and their website/​Hostel World says it comes with lockers. So I ended up getting a set of keys just for the front door. We ended up sharing a locker, which is pretty small btw. You can’t fit a backpacking backpack in it.
When I got back upstairs, I counted the beds and lockers. There were 13 girls/​beds in the room and 10 lockers. I guess they ended up fitting more girls in…
So the hostel itself was fine, provided that they stick to the «limit» of the room of what they advertise. Otherwise, you might be fighting for locker space if you need that.