Cozy and clean beds. Flexible around late check-in and very responsive over the phone.

No storage lockers in the room.

The personnel are really nice and friendly

Nothing, it's the kind of hostel I like

It was a comfortable place to sleep in with a reasonable price

Beds make sounds specially when a big guy sleeps in second floor

Friendly staff

Location and accommodation are overrated than shown on internet. The location is actually not close to bus stop and to most of the infrastructure, e.g. airport, main train station and bus terminal are indirect. You will waslk some disance to a bus stop then taking a connection bus in order to get to main part of the city. There are many guests staying there permanently hence as a female solo traveller. I did not feel safe. Also, I did request a female and quiet room upon arrival and the first room was given in a bedroom of 8 beds with one occupant only. This is great. However, the room stinks like a 'homeless man'. I therefore asked for a change and not sure if it is mistake or coincidence. I end up being the only female in a room of 6 sharing with 4 other male occupants and they respectively LOVED to get change in the room or sleep naked.

Personel was nice

Cleanliness was not the best.

The lady who worked at reception was helpful and friendly. The bed was comfortable

This is a terribly dirty place. This hostel had dirty showers, toilets, floor. There were hairs on the sink. I was absolutely disappointed

The young lady at the reception desk was exceptional. Never felt as welcomed at any stay I can remember.

There were not enough lockers for every person in the room, which seems weird. The kitchen is a well-equipped place that didn't seem very welcoming to me, however. It might be complete coincidence, of course, but I never had as careless room mates as at this property before (noisy and light until late). However, I seemed well off. When I got up on my check-out day to leave early, there was loud clamor in another room, someone sat on the corridor having a very loud phone call and another person just entered the room when I left with his phone ringing at what appeared to me as its highest pitch. I chose this property for its closeness to the centre, which other reviewers wrote about. I don't know, but a 20-minute walk to the centre really is not what I consider close. Also the distance to the train station was similarly far.

Location was convenient for me. Price was good.

I didn't like the atmosphere. Not a western youth hostel, but seems a place for Russian speaking workers to stay/live. Not a modern or trendy vibe at all. Place needs renovation (especially toilet rooms). About the dormitory room not much to complain - however the floor was not cleaned everyday. The most shocking thing was that menu on the board at the reception was written with the main language Russian! No respect to national language, shame.

I loved that it felt like living in an actual house, which I haven’t had the pleasure of in a long time. I loved the wooden ceiling in the room; it gave me a sense of possibly being in a cabin, far from city life:) I liked the kitchen too - I felt like I had space to cook and eat while also having housemates to talk to. The simplicity of the place was perfectly complemented by the rock theme in the name and on the walls. Basic comforts, respect, music and art are enough for me. (And there is slick little laundrette about 50 steps from the front door)

I think the beds in the female dorm could be arranged better. It’s nice to have a bit of space or a corner around your head in a shared room. I suggested this to Anastasia when I was leaving and she was interested to hear my opinion:)

The ambiance

Some things needed fixing