I stayed at Jazz on the Town in Feb 07 with my girlfriend and it was the most cramped hostel I have stayed in and I have seen a few in my travels. I stayed in an 8 bunk room and once you factor in the packs that people have there was no room what so ever to walk around. The bathroom was scummy and the heater made regular noises (sounding much like steam releasing) all damn night. The staff basically didn't care about fixing it and just said "yeah someone did mention that yesterday".

This place also doesn't have a common area or kitchen which isn't good if you want to meet people and chill out.

Although it is in a great location, I would honestly keep looking.

I had never had the experience of staying in a hostel before this but the 5 days I spent here was great. Granted I like my space and being alone in my own room. I had to share a room with a couple from England and a Pakistani woman in a 4 bunk room. I was lucky and had the bottom bunk near the door on the first floor. The beds were comfortable and the street and interior noise was minimal. The room did get awfully warm but opening the window and the AC helped.
The rooms were small but very spotless and cleaned daily. I never had a problem with valubles or anything the in-room lockers were a godsend for 25 cents.
The staff was incredible and smiling and helped you out with everything you could ask for an they were all very funny and intelligent. I would have rated it higher if the internet area and the kitchen area were a bit bigger. 3 people in that room were too many.

Horrible little hostel, which happens to be pretty cheap and in a good location. No where near enough room for people and bags. There is no kitchen or lounge, so if you are basically confined to your tiny little bed. There were 8 beds in a very small room and our legs all hung over the ends of the beds. Very cramped and there was a mouse in our room. When I told a staff member, she just laughed it off. Mould in the gross little bathroom. We booked 5 nights, but left after one. Would not recommend anyone to stay here. Pay more and stay somewhere better.

Good location, full of mostly nice people. But NOWHERE NEAR ENOUGH SPACE!

There were six of us in a tiny room with a tiny bathroom. By the time you added in backpacks and everything else - just not big enough.

If you were going with five friends and could fill a room, I'd recommend it, but it's just too small to share it with strangers...!

Also - no real social space apart from the roof - so if it's cold / wet/ raining / snowing - there's nowhere to hang out. And even if the weather's nice, the roof is scummy and nowhere near enough chairs / space.

Have a look around before you book this - I wouldn't go here again.