Hostel Pirano

Clean hostel located close to the city centre. Staff only available in the morning for check-in/check out. Laundry available. Beds are comfortable, shower and toilets (shared) are clean. Kitchen available if needed. ||30€ something for a night/bed in a dorm.

I did not sleep there as I went to Piran beginning of May and it was a public holiday.|The owner of the place told me it was fully booked but looked for other option for me and took sime time to speak to me the next day when we met and recommended a restaurant to have the typical desert from Piran. Really nice person !

Wonderful value for the price. In the heart of it all (just 5 min from the main square and one street back from the water). ||The rooms have great a/c, high speed wifi and the linens & towels felt clean. Bathrooms are shared, cleaned daily and have great hot showers. ||Note: there are no common areas, cooking facilities or laundry facilities.

Nice little room. Much nicer than some other places we've stayed in Piran before. Nothing over-the-top, but it was pleasant, tidy, air conditioned and was quiet enough inside the room. Great location too!

A cute, clean modern room that's brilliantly close to all in Piran. A comfortable bed with ample bedding and a warm shower with provided towels. The environment felt safe enough as a lone female traveller. Clear information on how to allow yourself into the property. As with the rest of Piran parking is outside of the town, there is a free shuttle into town.||The accomodation isn't a hostel, doesn't have a reception or a front desk so the information is slightly misleading (I'm not sure if some reviews on here are out of date, I booked via booking.com). This is a self-service apartment over three floors with 5 rooms. The self-service element requires the host (Jure) to collect tourist tax/information first thing in the morning (which there seems some pressure to do from authorities), this wasn't a problem for myself, but I heard a few disgruntled conversations with other occupants. In addition to this I had to help allow two other guests into the property as they had also assumed there would be a front desk and had therefore gotten confused with information sent. ||It's seems this continual confusion with coming and going guests has become a frustration for the host and this was apparent in conversations overheard.||Whilst the property is modern, it feels slightly as though this has been a fairly rushed job to create a business due to silly things e.g. the shower fitting is actually a bath fitting. However; the modern touch was lovely and it was extremely clean.||I think the property is a little pricey for what is essentially a room/rigmarole with checking in, for a bit more you can stay at a hotel.

Very tiny hostel with central location. There are two bathrooms for four rooms, so little waiting. If you just want a place to sleep on Piran, the hostel is great. Clean rooms and very approachable hosts. We even had a little fridge in our room.

Great budget option for a night's stay in Piran. Very clean room and bathroom shared with very only 1-2 other rooms. No front desk, so it's mostly a self-service hostel. Local tax is collected in person in the morning. Both of these might cause some confusion to guests.

The hostel is situated in just 5-7 min walk from the Piran bus station and 10 min walk from the main Tartini Square. The building is entirely renovated inside with cosy rooms and clean toilet/showers. The towels are included in the room price. One can use a hairdryer and a washing machine for free. The common kitchen/dining room on the ground floor is also renovated, nicely decorated and well equipped - it was a pleasure to use it! The hostel is family owned and the owners speak English and Russan and give useful advice on what to see in Piran and where to eat. I can definitely recommend the hostel both to singles and to families.