Cache House

It is good. But still expensive.

ハウスには看板も表示が無く前を何回も回らされた。2日後74歳だが配慮も無く2段ベットの上段で危険だった。本当の素泊りでレンジやホットポットも無く非常に不便極まりない。 1040円の請求がありましたが理由はなんですか？

很好，環境乾淨舒適，櫃子大可放幾件行李。睡覺安靜舒適

Hot and uncomfortable bunks, confusing checkin First of all, was super confusing to find this place because there is no sign for Cache Hostel. You are just supposed to know that you have to check in at Anvil Hotel instead (for which there also isn't great signage...). I circled around confused a few times before reading on the website that it's located in the basement of Anvil. I don't understand why they wouldn't have a sign! Then there was a long wait to check in at Anvil (and I still wasn't sure if I was in the right place). The woman at the front desk seemed annoyed and didn't explain anything like they normally do at hostels. I asked her about parking and she said to just park on the street, but there wasn't any street parking available at the time. I later learned from other Cache guests that you can use a parking lot down the street, and would have been nice if the front desk explained that. When you go in, there aren't actual rooms like a "normal" hostel - it's these open areas with ~20 bunks and no door to the "rooms." It's almost more like a capsule hotel than a hostel, but with less privacy. The ladders to the top bunks are a bit precarious and I felt anxious going up and down even though I'm pretty spry and fit for a 35 year old. I don't recommend with slippery socks. There was a front desk at the hostel, but I never saw anyone there. It seems like you have to go to the Anvil hotel for any questions. As other travelers described, it was quite hot in the bunks.

I felt like I was in jail. Way too expensive for no amenities no breakfast or access to microwave or refrigerator.no windows. I should have stayed in Rock Springs twice as much for less than half the cost. J H is for the wealthy who will benefit from trump budget. Not for middle class hard working families who want to show their kids national parks.