Globally ok for such a price. The room I get was good enough.

You ear noises(people speaking,...)from the other rooms. Wall are too thin.

The staff!

It is very, very far from the train station!

That we could park our car

The place was filthy, smelt of smoke, insects everywhere, location on a horrible trading estate and not safe at all, extremely noisy guests and in general this place should be closed down

The staff were excellent. there was a supermarket near by. It had a good well equipped kitchen.

it is a long walk from the bus station. It is not sign posted from the main road. They could do with directions from the bus station.

Despite the energy crisis caused by the Soviet aggression in Ukraine, the hostel staff did everything to keep me warm and comfortable in every way.

it was cheap. We needed just sleep somewhere.

When i laid in bed i felt itchy and it wasn´t comfortable. But we were there only for one night so i didn´t mind it as much. When i booked it breakfast was included but in reality they DO NOT make breakfast anymore.

i guess i've liked that there were some comfy chairs outside, so i could sit while waiting for 4 pm so i can finally get booked. And a guy making me a cup of coffee while i was checking out, other than that there aren't many things to like.

I had traveled for over a day, hadn't slept for over 27 hours and i had to wait for 4 pm for the reception to start working and to get booked and finally get some shut eye. The ubytovna is located in the middle of nowhere, but luckily there is a big Tesco around 10 mins by foot. By 'shared bathroom' they mean entire floor is sharing one bathroom, not 2 rooms, 1 bathroom. There is 1 shower for the entire floor, and the sliding door has a bolt that doesnt work, and some sort of a tiny hook, that doesnt hook to anything, meaning you cant lock the sliding door, and the door is there just to shield you from prying eyes, all it takes is one deranged resident to slide the door and get in, and there were a bunch of them. I'm ex military and i showered with a bunch of dudes for lots of years so it really doesn't faze me, but i assume females don't think the same way i do, so i felt the need to mention this. I was so goddamn tired , like i said i hadn't slept for 27 hours, i took a shower, got some new clothes, and after 30 hours of no sleep i finally closed my eyes and fell asleep, just to get abruptly woken up by some Ukrainians yelling like animals and talking in the floor hall, basically in front of my tiny room. that yelling lasted 'till around midnight all while i was contemplating to leave the room and fold them all like origami, but thankfully they decided to act like human beings after midnight. After that my 'neighbours' were banging the walls, again some Ukrainians. Thankfully noise died out at around 1-2 AM, and i finally managed to sleep for whole 5 hours before i had to wake up and catch my ride and go home. I've paid 25 euros to sleep for 5 hours in a 3.5 m x 3.5 m room. Surprisingly the rooms are relatively clean, and they have scented thingies so you're not hit with 'ubytovna smell' as i like to call it. Oh yeah, LOCK YOUR DOORS!

no

the bed are not cleared, smells has weird. And staff don’t wanna you sleeping too later, using Vacuum cleaner on 8 am. location also are very terrible. don’t perfect for the all....