Location and staff

Very noisy other guests there 😩

Safe parking available and location in middle of the town

When I woke up the morning after my arrival I couldn’t even use the toilets. I know is a hostel but the conditions were horrible. Literally I went to the closest public toilet.

Beautiful and helpful staff, really lovely people with lots of helpful information.

The place was filthy, and everything smelt like urine. I couldn't stand using the bathroom and the kitchen was trashed. My room was freezing and didn't really include proper bedding.

Nothing

It‘s not a Hostel. There are about 40 men (workers?) that live there and we as two young women felt extremely uncomfortable. The beds also had no bedding and it hasn’t been cleaned in a long time. We could not spend the night there. Can not recommend at all!

Nothing.

They transform the hostel into a worker camp. There's like between 50 to 100 guy from the islands living there. They are everywhere. They make noise until 12pm slowed down at 11 but could still here some singing, talking at 12pm and it started again when they are going to work so between 5 and 6 am you can't sleep. They talk loud, sing etc. It is really smelly as there 50+ farm worker there. Smelly, noisy and nothing great. I would not recommend to anyone. The hostel should tell people that it is a worker camp for that part of the year.

it is great location, rooms are nice a spacious,

in two days I stayed there, I haven't seen any stuff, besides cleaning guy. Keys are left on the door for arrivals. Office hours seems to be 4:30-5:30. Beds have bare minimum. Sheet on the bed, pillow and a very thin blanket and it was quite chilly. Kitchen was gross, it gets cleaned up once a day, but in between it is gross. All bathrooms are unisex, while I stayed there there was large group of men staying in the hostel, so 90 % of hostel were men and felt like all bathrooms were male, that was quite uncomfortable.

I do not recommend this hostel to anyone, especially not to other solo female travellers. The hostel was fully booked out and occupied almost exclusively by male labourers, all from the same company. I was sharing a dorm with one other woman. I stayed at the hostel briefly in the afternoon and returned in the evening. I did not meet or see any hostel staff on the premises. Bathrooms were all unisex and being so outnumbered, I was too uncomfortable to use them. I DID NOT FEEL SAFE. I was so uneasy that I had to book into different accommodation last minute (at considerable cost). This was one of the most stressful, frightening experiences I’ve had as a solo traveller. Don’t stay here!

location. they know me, good kitchen, beds and room ok.

no TV in room , no bookers