Super comfy beds and I loved how the bunks were constructed; felt really solid and came with individual shelves and plugs, felt protected from the rest of the room, super cozy. Shower was clean and great pressure, actual building was beautiful. Rooms were spacious. Probably the comfiest hostel room I’ve ever stayed in.

The kitchen! It wasn’t good - there were no hobs so it was impossible to cook pasta, and also lack of ovens made it really difficult to cook meals. All that is available is microwaves and toastie-makers. This let down my stay as felt so limiting. The hostel is too expensive given the lack of cooking facilities. Also, the atmosphere is a bit cold and no one seems to interact much - more organised events / movie nights etc would be nice :)

The location was close to the central train station so it was very easy to get around. The rooms are also quite nice compared to most hostels in Australia.

It’s not ideal to stay long term because there’s no hobs in the kitchen and only one sink, so you end up eating very basic food and there’s always a queue to wait to wash up your dishes. It’s also not very social - there’s a big cinema area but they don’t make much use of it. I wish they organised movie nights or something because that would help people to make friends and also make use of the space! The WiFi is also a bit unreliable.

Everything

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Close to CBD and campus Perth

Was expecting this to be closer to other hospitality outlets but even after booking a single room it was really something intended towards the backpacking community

Clean, safety

Kitchen

1). Kitchen. Tidy and clean enough. Better if more facilities are equipped to support the guests to cook their foods to pay lees for eating out (given that living costs in Perth are very expensive) 2). Laundry. Excellent 3). Room, e.g., 4 bunkbed room. Spacious enough.

1) Bedroom-related activities. I was told by the hostel that the so-called "which room / which bed" is randomly allocated/arranged by the hostel system. Bad luck if room mates have so many activities such as using cell phone at night. This is really a problem. 2). There are so many young people from France who came to Australia with "working holiday visa". They were "randomly" allocated to the same room. Therefore, the room I stayed (April 15-22, 2024) look like their own room. They brought their friends to the room at their own decisions.

La localisation à côté du centre ville, la propreté des chambres

Pas de cuisine, frigo trop rempli, bar pas ouvert très souvent

The communal space was very spread out and good. The en-suite and shower were brilliant.

It was quite expensive for one week