The location right inside the old town is super convenient, and the price for a double room was really good value for money. It seems like a lot of foreigners stay here, so it would be a great spot for anyone who enjoys socializing. The owner was very welcoming at check-in, showing me around the hostel's facilities and even helping me with my luggage, which I really appreciated, though I felt a bit bad about it!
The building is a traditional Tibetan-style wooden house. I had to be careful walking up and down the stairs to avoid making too much noise and disturbing others. The biggest issue was that one of the wooden steps seemed loose and made a loud creaking sound every time I stepped on it, so I had to keep skipping over it, which was a bit of a hassle.
Since it's a shared bathroom, I noticed on my second night that the shower room door was broken and couldn't be locked. I'd definitely recommend the owner gets that fixed. After my shower, I wanted to do some laundry but found there weren't many hangers in the drying area – maybe I just didn't find them all. It was a slight inconvenience, but perhaps the foreign guests are just more laid-back about that sort of thing.
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