When I was there, I paid $500.00 a month which didn't allow me to save up to move to a perminate place. The room was very small with a toilet and sink. It had a single bed. The showers were located down other halls, which caused me anxiety because you had to walk out and go through a common area with a TV that was continually taken over by some nut job who would not share channels and wanted to fight you if you were not of his political opinion. Animals were allowed. A community dining room and everyone there claimed their seat perminately. If your new learn fast where to sit. Breakfast served at a specific time, and lunch and dinner was mostly mush. Geared for those pretty much toothless. I really wanted to sink my teeth into a chicken leg however the cook was lazy and didn't want to cook.He even got angry over some silly stuff and didn't show up for three days causing other staff from the office to throw something togther for us to eat. Week-ends, your on you own unless you could stomach meals on wheels. The good thing was Albertsons across the street. Some of the people there came from prison. One had a very severe mental illness and would talk to some invisible person in the hallway after he would kick said invisible man out of his room. Unfortunately my room was next to some pervert who wanted his bed on the shared wall, so he could pretend that we were next to each other. My room faced the parking lot and cars would idle next to my window causing exhaust to bellow in while my windows was opened. There was a security guard on the premises at night. In my opinion I would not have hired him because he didn't do his job. He would sit inside an inner room all night and didn't patrol to catch all the drunks and druggies hiding near a storage building smoking pot. Good Samaritan, not so good. When I finally left I didn't pay rent that month. I used it as a down payment into an apartment I so desperately needed. I even found a couple of guys, who lived at GS panhandling across the street at Albertsons. It was quite an experience living there. read more