Kat K.
Google
Not horrible, but I definitely wouldn’t stay there again unless I had to. It was uncomfortable and felt sort of “sketchy” in my shared dormitory room. Maybe it’s a better experience if you have a private room or are staying with people you know. I think the hostel could be a lot better if there were dormitories just for women. ***Also, there needs to be a way to keep out mosquitoes. So many mosquitoes!***
Positives: The location is good; it’s walkable to the train station or the old part of the city. The front desk ladies are super nice. 😊 They were also very kind and responsive when I emailed. The cleaning staff was also friendly. The bed linens were clean and crisp. The shared dormitory room has 4 single beds and 1 bunk (2 beds). I really like having single beds. You’re provided with simple toiletries (a packet of shower gel/ shampoo and a small soap.)
Could be better: There were so many mosquitoes in the room!!🦟 Even with the windows closed!😟 You need bug spray or a mosquito net. I pulled the bed sheet over my entire body and head, which was too hot, but it helped keep the mosquitoes from biting me. Very miserable night! Also, the toilet and shower room are the same. And only one person can use that room at a time. It’s not enough. I had to wait 40 minutes to use the toilet at night, and in the morning, I gave up trying to use the bathroom because I was going to be late for my flight. I walked around looking for another bathroom to use. I finally found one tucked away near the reception desk on the ground floor. It was much better than the toilet in my room (but no shower there). As some reviews mention, it doesn’t feel like a normal backpacker hostel. My room had almost all men, mostly older. It felt a little sketchy. As a single woman, it was uncomfortable for me. I would not recommend it to other women. Also, I think the rooms would feel much nicer if there were only 4 beds a room, instead of 6. With everyone paying 27€ each, I think this would still be very reasonable. Also, you need to have your own lock for the cabinet.