Crested Butte Lodge and Hostel by Crested Butte Lodging

I stayed in a private room on the ground floor, which is the only unit with a private bath. this is a hotstel so I wasn't expecting anything too incredibly fancy. I could hear every step in the room above me, so I ended up moving to one of the private rooms on the second floor that shares the bathroom. This hostel does have a lot of rules, but they did refund me the difference in price after I moved to the less expensive room, although the rules say no refunds.. The hostel is on the edge of town, so the only thing right by the hostel is a cafe. But Crested Butte isn't that big of a town so it is easy enough to walk to the center of town. The hostel is near the road that connects Crested Butte to Gunnison and Mt. Crested Butte (the ski resort) - traffic noise wasn't usually an issue although I was woken up one night by a truck going by. The main noise issue was from people who didn't heed the signs to not slam the doors. Apparently there is bakery that operates out of the back of the hostel, so sometimes you could smell stuff being baked, which is a good thing or a bad thing based on your perspective. They would have a few baked goods for sale sometimes in the afternoon. The kitchen and living room are nice sized - i was there in the fall which was not a peak time so the kitchen and bathroom areas were not very crowded. There is a laundry on premises - wash was a $1.75, I think the dryers were 25 cents/5 minutes and the soap was $1. There is a computer available but there is a charge.