Hay Street Traveller's Inn

Hostel · East Perth

Hay Street Traveller's Inn

Hostel · East Perth
266-268 Hay St, East Perth WA 6004, Australia

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Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
Hay Street Traveller's Inn by null
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Unassuming hostel with plain single-sex dorms & private rooms, plus free Wi-Fi & an outdoor pool. Set on a tree-lined street and surrounded by shops and restaurants, this modest hostel with a bus stop outside is 4 minutes on foot from tours of the Perth Mint vaults and 6 minutes' walk from the riverfront Langley Park. Simple single-sex dorms with bunk beds have free Wi-Fi, personal lockers and shared bathrooms. Some private rooms have en suite showers and shared toilets. Amenities include an outdoor pool, a communal kitchen and dining area, plus a shared lounge with a TV. Guest laundry facilities are available.  

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Jennifer Conelly

Google
The place a nice and pleasant. Just across the road there is a bus that takes you to the city within 5 minutes travelling time. Would recommend to people looking for a budget stay in the City!

Shelly Mcgiver

Google
I enjoyed my stay. The price for the place is reasonable and the location was good. Just 10 minutes walking distance into the city and the Swan River. Will be back for sure!

Alison Winston

Google
Amazing hostel! The location is good. Easy to get around town with the free inner city bus service just across the road.

Jananie Muthukumaran

Google
I’ll never stay here again. Had a single bedroom for myself. The mattress was horrible, had springs poking my back the whole time and I have a sore back now. The blanket was thin and small and didn’t keep me warm. I stayed here last week of May and Perth was pretty chilly. A thicker blanket would have been better. The AC seems to be central so I couldn’t adjust the temperature in my room alone. The walls are extremely thin and I could hear my neighbours talking. Kitchen was dirty, bathroom was dirty (grime) and all could have used a through cleanup. Only bonus is the location is pretty central and there’s a bus stop close by. I’ll never stay here again. I’d rather pay a little extra and get a hotel room where the bedding would have been decent and wouldn’t have hurt my back, and would have gotten a cleaner place.

Eoin O'Connor

Google
$110 a night to stay in a bathroom converted to a bedroom (including concreted over floor drain, extractor fan and old sink pipes), no natural light, mediocre outdoor kitchen with rodents visibly running around in the evening. Mosquito bites if I set foot outside at night. People in the area screaming at night. Didn't see a single member of staff at reception my whole stay. Met one lovely helpful cleaner and also had one barge into my room as I was getting changed to mop the floors minutes after I arrived. Absolutely ridiculous price for what I received. I'm a backpacker the last year and am comfortable in all sorts of situations. But don't charge me 100+ dollars and give me 10 dollar experience. I quite literally got a legitimate hotel room in Perth central for a cheaper $102 p/n. How can hay street travellers in justify such a price?

SAÚL IGNACIO GUTIÉRREZ

Google
I didn't like the room. It isn't privacy because the rooms have drywall's wall. Your guest nearest listens everything you doing in your room. I paid for an individual room and it is the first time I have been sleeping in one useful room. I was talking on my cellphone when the nearest room lauded me: Shut up. I have to express that the administration was very friendly and when I needed to store my luggage or when I called him, always answered the best. I never said anything about the rooms because I was only at night in order to sleep. The hostel does not offer activities to integrate visitors and the installations were old.

M M

Google
Unfortunately, I don't have to say many positive things about that place. Location is good & shower room in main building is fairly new. Other than that terrible place! Mattress is soooo uncomfortable, carpet on the stairs stinks & toilet upstairs (main building) is so outdated/ not very clean. The whole place needs a proper "Spring" clean. Would not stay there again and don't recommend this place at all.

Mehraan Chowdhury

Google
I stayed in a single room at 3 backpacker's hostels: Britannia On William, Hay Street Traveller's Inn, and Emu Backpackers Perth. And by far Hay Street Traveller's Inn was exponentially worse than the other two, primarily because of the room. In my opinion, the room looked like a morgue or a bathroom with a bed in it. There were these awful ugly tiles on the wall and equally awful tiles on the floor that made the experience just so bad. It made the room feel barren and cold. The worst temporary accommodation experience of my life. Also the quilt they provide is the thickness of a towel. And the toilets and sinks were very small. I paid less for Britannia On William and Emu Backpackers Perth, but the room was descent, the walls were normal, the floor was carpeted, and the quilt was thick.