Hostel Han

This is in a somewhat dilapidated building on the 4th floor. The lift is sadly broken and doubt it will be working anytime soon. Luckily inside it's a lot better. The rooms are eh roomy; my room has 2 sofas to sit on. Each bed has curtains and a socket for charging. There are 2 bathrooms for each gender but the shower is broke in the mixed toilet, that needs to be fixed. Staff are mainly volunteers but all were friendly. There was a night Mexican which some of the volunteers contributed to. This is where the hostel is at its best. A good place if a solo traveler to meet others.

I visited this hostel shortly after covid restrictions started to lift so it was pretty much empty and not running as "normal". That said, I found the sole remaining staffer to be very kind, responsive, and helpful. The hostel was in an awesome location, right off the main drag. The rooms and shared spaces were comfortable, and the wifi was fast. The only downsides were that the hostel could probably use a good cleaning and a new kitchen (the fridge in particular didn't really work).

The staff is quite friendly, but the bedlinen smelled strongly of cigarettes. The bathrooms were not so clean. The elevator in the building was broken, so you will have to use the stairs (4 floors) which is quite inconvenient if you have heavy luggage.

I had only intended to stay at Hostel Han for 4 nights but ended up staying for 10. That, in itself, should say something about the comfort, hospitality and convenience of the place. Han is run by two awesome brothers, Arben and Azren, and they made sure my stay was as enjoyable as possible, always offering useful local advice and game for a beer or two aswell. The hostel is exceptionally friendly and sociable and there's a large and comfortable living room to hang out in during the evenings. There's also a couple of balconies at the property where you can chill and enjoy the great views of Pristina. Hostel Han is very deserving of 5 stars and for sure, whatever my budget, I will use Han as a base on my next visit to Pristina.

Filthy, stinky and very old furniture and beds. Hard mattress. Fourth floor, no elevator. Places like this is exactly why I usually avoid hostels. Friendly check-in lady. Fast WiFi. Good location.

After being told by a local to stay at Han Hostel, I arrived for only one night and stayed for three. The hosts are a lovely group of people that run a cosy hostel located in the centre of Pristina so sightseeing and going out for a drink is never far away. I was treated to home cooked meals and good conversation with locals who know the city and Kosovo very well. Super chill and relaxed and definitely a place that makes you want to visit again. Highly recommend! Cheers guys.

Overall a very clean and comfortable hostel. At times the wifi was a little spotty where my room was which was I assume further from the router. but that was just a small complaint and the wifi worked well in the common room.

Top notch. Brilliant Facilities. And great atmosphere and staff. Having cycled from China to Ireland - this was one of the best Hostels I stayed in. Would def recommend it.