es mas para gente q esta viviendo o que van y vuelven, ya que dejan cosas en la habitacion las cuales son super desordenadas y al esta todo tirado, ocupan todos los lugares, y no limpian como corresponden.

The staff were nice and the common areas were well set up and comfortable. Kitchen had everything you needed.. really clean in those areas too. Good vibes..

The bed sagged in the middle and the shower head fell off when adjusting the angle. Luckily there are several bathrooms to choose from, so I did eventually find a shower that stayed fixed to the wall. The cleanliness in the bathrooms could have been better.

Staff and people living in there. Backpacker vibe, respect among people. Kitchen is fully equipped, each bed has access to plugs.

Nothing

Free breakfast and coffee Clean kitchen and bathroom

Leaving room quite small

We loved our stay in this hostel. Probably the best hostel I’ve ever been. Clean, friendly people and staff, kitchen was nice. Will be definitely back.

Very friendly situation, socialising is easy amd stimulated. Everyone wants chatting, sharing experiences, playing together. Very nice that people there are mostly workers, so they have a regular lifestyle. Nevertheless they are young on their 20s and 30s and love partying as well during the weekend.

staff is super friendly and committed to the hostel. common area feels really comfortable. kitchen is fully equipped. room has AC and designated space for each person stuff which is awesome

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It was only about a 20 minute walk from the city. The staff were nice.

It was a very tiny place. The kitchen, lounge and reception were all in one small room. There was 1 table with 4 chairs for people to sit and eat at and that was it. The kitchen appliances were very old fashioned- the kettle was the old kind where you have to boil it on the stove and wait for it to do a high pitched whistle to say it’s done. The kitchen was tiny and there wasn’t much space to move or do anything. The room I got put in was right next to the back door, which was always left open so the cold air would come into the room and make the room freezing, and the awful smell of the people smoking just outside the back door would come into the room and make the room smell gross of smoke. The rooms never get locked and no one has keys. You are offered a key if you pay a $20 deposit, but no one else has keys so that’s just pointless. Not only do the doors never get locked, the room door gets left wide open most of the time. So with no one locking it and it getting left open, anyone could just go into your room. I had a 8 bed mixed room booked but there were 7 men and I was the only female. I was asked on my first night to move rooms just for 2 nights as the hostel had made a mistake with a booking and a man had been booked into a female only room. So I had to move all my stuff to the female only room so that guy could have my bed in the mixed room. Then after 2 nights when the guy checked out I had to move all my stuff again back into the mixed room. I understand they can’t help a mixed room mainly being men as they just get bookings and accept them, but if a man can’t be in a female only dorm then it’s definitely unfair for a woman to be in a room with all men. I felt uncomfortable being the only female with 7 strange men. There are 2 bathrooms that have a toilet and shower in so you can have privacy in those ones. But the other bathrooms are shared (separate female and male ones) and there isn’t anywhere in the shower cubicle to get dried and dressed.