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

This was an excellent option for a budget traveler. However, the parking situation for the Cache House is frustrating, as there is no lot for guests of CH and the parking restrictions in Jackson are confusing. I found finding a place I would be allowed to park to be a stressful experience. Additionally, the signage on the outside of the building is very poor, leading it to be difficult to find the place. It is INSIDE of the Anvil Hotel.

Lovely property, but probably wouldn't stay again This is a cool place and I really wanted to love it, but my experience was a mixed bag. Positives: --The lobby/common space in the hotel is wonderful and is a great place to hang out with a book, a cup of coffee, or your laptop --Beds in the hostel are very comfortable --Bathrooms are modern and sparkling clean Negatives: --Not having access to a kitchen was a definite downside (this isn't a traditional hostel per se, but that said, I think it's the only 'hostel' type facility I've ever stayed in that doesn't have at least basic kitchen facilities --One morning during my stay, there was a couple camped out in the common space (area with sofas, tables & chairs), sleeping on the couches with luggage spread out around them. The lights were turned off, making it so that other guests couldn't use the common space that morning (I tried but couldn't find the light switches to turn them on). I thought it was strange -- if they were registered guests, why weren't they sleeping in a bed, and if they weren't paying guests, why were they there?? I informed the front desk staff, who were completely unconcerned about it and did nothing. Even if it wasn't a security issue, it made the common space feel unwelcoming and unpleasant to have a couple of vagabonds camped out there. My takeaway was that the staff of this hotel/hostel aren't really big on enforcement of the rules, to the extent that the guest experience is diminished.