Stayed two nights in this brand new hostel that had only been open a couple of days so was fairly quiet as just getting up and running. From someone that has been staying in hostels for nearly 30 years here's what I thought. First the good points, in that has a modern feel, and the rooms have everything you would expect from a modern hostel such as privacy curtain, bed sockets, key card entry, hooks by the bed, full size luggage lockers, decent bedding and mattresses, with the added bonus they provide towels free of charge. The dorm rooms although they have a lot of beds are spacious and not cramped like many other hostels I've often stayed in, they also have nice additional seating, relaxation areas in the dorm rooms. Bathrooms clean and plentiful with spacious shower rooms, with shower gels and shampoo and hair dryers provided. Now for where I feel they fall short, which is the communal area, it's nice and big with plenty of seating, but there are just no kitchen facilities, there are two microwaves, a handful of plates, a dozen small glasses and few items of cutlery, that's it, which won't be enough to go round when the place gets busy peak season, so the only thing you can do is heat something up at best, there's not even a kettle or mugs to make tea or coffee. Budget conscious travellers will want to self cater and there are just no real facilities to do that, I don't know being the first few days there will be more kitchen items arriving in the coming days. I know a lot of hostels nowadays are moving away from big fridges and food storage cupboards as items that guests leave behind just end up cluttering them up making it hard to keep kitchen areas tidy, but they at least need to get a kettle, a hob, and decent utensils to cook with as not having these will put many people off staying knowing they can't properly cook, and one girl staying there was frustrated she couldn't even cook basic pasta. There is also a lack of atmosphere in the communal area, where there was a little music peak times, but this didn't come on until mid morning and was turned off by 9pm, all you need is to maybe put on a local radio station and have it in from say 8 when people are generally there having breakfast, and have it on until 10 or 11pm as this is when most people are using the area most, nothing too loud, just, something. A few screens playing music videos / music channel and also displaying hostel info would just bring a little atmosphere, as the place was so quiet with no life and just not that inviting to want to stay long periods of time in. They have a basic drinks bar that sells a few items, but this closed at 9pm, but to be honest with the big supermarket right next door you can buy what you need from there, in addition they advertise events like movie and social nights, but didn't partake, they also advertise a roof terrace and cinema room, but didn't check these out so can't comment. In summery, rooms, staff, and bathrooms they have nailed it and can't fault, so if you are looking for a great clean place to stay, 5 minutes from the center by tram and on a budget, but happy to eat out or not cook, then you'd be hard pressed to find a better place in the city, they just need to sort the communal area out which would then make it the perfect hostel.