Hostel G

I had an amazing experience staying at this hostel — definitely a 10 out of 10. I’m from Chile, and from the moment I arrived, everyone was incredibly kind. The staff in particular were always warm, welcoming, and willing to help with anything I needed. I felt truly cared for. I stayed in a mixed dorm room with six people and one bathroom, and even so, the experience was extremely comfortable and pleasant. The kitchen is clean, the facilities are spacious, and the common areas are great. There’s lots of social life and plenty of space to meet and share with other travelers from all over the world. They even have good beer, which is a nice bonus! Overall, I’m very grateful for my stay and would absolutely recommend this hostel.

I stayed in a glam only female room and it was great because it had its own bathroom and showers, my roommates were very nice girls , very respectful of the space and resting times. I didn’t use the other ammenities such as kitchen so I can’t give an opinion on that . One thing I would include is curtains alongside bunk beds for more privacy. The area was unamusing in my opinion but that’s not the hostels fault , it just wasn’t convenient in terms of shops and restaurants.tho always felt safe and quick access to cbd

I loved it! Not only did I sleep very peacefully because everything is so quiet in the rooms, but there are also plenty of activities in the common areas. You can sit and relax or join in the activities the hostel organizes. I think the price-quality ratio is good. Everything was within walking distance, and the bus stops were also very close to the hostel. The people who work there are super friendly. It was my first time staying in a hostel, but it definitely exceeded my expectations. The place was very clean; I stayed for three days, and they cleaned the room every morning.

The space itself is pretty cool. Lots of common area. A bar. Convenience store downstairs. Short walk to town. Modern rooms. Stayed in a private ‘greatest room’ at $350 a night. At that rate, seriously, fix your beds. They may have been the cheapest and worst Mattresses I’ve ever slept on. And the pillows were rubbish too.

Have stayed here a couple of times, and would always go back if in Perth. Stayed in the female only 4 bed dorm, and also the twin room. Both were super clean and modern, sheets and linen were all white and fresh. Didn't use the kitchen much but they have upgraded recently to add more microwaves and counter space. Laundry room is big with plenty of machines available for $3 a wash. Very secure with key card entry on external doors, corridor doors, elevator etc. The in house bar/cafe does a nice coffee for the morning too 🙂 Would recommend!

Probably the most expensive hostel I’ve stayed in, but easily the worst on my whole Aus trip. The location is great and the rooms are spacious, but the kitchen is really dirty - you can’t store any dry food, there’s no cooker? , also the plates and utensils are filthy. Wouldn’t recommend if you plan on cooking or staying for more than a night

I loved staying at G. The place is spacious and has a café. The room was nice with its own bathroom. My bed was good, but the mattress springs were a bit noisy when I moved at night. One thing that could be improved is having curtains on the beds for more privacy and to avoid disturbing others if you want to read at night.

Stayed for 8 nights. Booked the great room and as a couple, we were comfortable. Positives: Comfy beds & room, top notch cleanliness by housekeeping, good location, sufficient kitchen amenities (8 microwaves, 6 air fryers, 4 kettles, 8 toasters, 1 rice cooker, 2 sandwich makers but insufficient fridge space). Negatives: Nightly price above average & slight expensive, noise from the above floor (probably a gym).