Hostel Tivoli

Free parking for your car. Prince was good. Beds were comfortable. Free coffee and tea plus the simple breakfast in the morning. Location was not far from center. Overall, I recommend it.

The place is a bit far from the center and that wouldn't be a problem if the rest was alright. The (unique) female shower was so tiny that all my stuff got wet. The bed are big enough but don't be afraid of heights if you sleep in the dormitory. The breakfast isn't also very good, we went to Lidl to buy more things (even though it was the reason why we had chose this hostel in the first place). I think I'll go elsewhere next time

Lovely hostel!! Definitely a small hostel, but everything was very clean, definitely newly refurbished. The reception staff were very welcoming indeed and kept a bag for me after I checked out, even though they technically don't have luggage storage. There are more social hostels than this in Ljubljana, and it's not 100% central, about 15-20 mins walk from the centre, but that's fine. Included breakfast is basic (juice, toast, cereal, selection of spreads) but lovely put out and unlimited. Definitely worth the money and a great place to stay

The staff were exceptional with great recommendations of things to do in Ljubljana, and were extremely kind in helping me organise transport to Lake Bled and offering to print off tickets for the bus. They offered a nice breakfast as part of the booking which was a good start to the day, and rooms were kept in a good order whilst staying here. Only downside was that the shower rooms weren’t always kept clean due to the volume of guests using them.

A bit far from the city center and a monotonous breakfast - toast bread with jam / butter / chocolate and nice honey or cereals. Despite those two flaws it is really nice place with awesome staff. Inside you will also notice some ads of free Ljubljana tours which i recommend. Place is worth the money, quiet at nights, comfortable bed and a bit tiny but very clean bathrooms. Rooms are also very nice and clean. There is also shared area where you can eat, watch tv and even some board games to play with ya friends. Definitely worth to try on short stay in the City.

Small Hostel, 20 minutes walking distance away from the city center. Everything is kept in a pragmatic style. Small beds, in a small room, felt stacked und packed. Steep and kind of risky ladders to get up to your bunk bed. The included Breakfast is a nice offer, if you are into sweet stuff. They provide toast, jam, cornflakes and Instant coffee. Staff is friendly, some seem more motivated than others, but all in all, they do a good job. Necessarily, due to the small space, you get in touch with other travellers and have a nice chat in the morning or in the bathroom. I recommend this place for people looking for a functional and cheap accomodation to stay with no further expectations.

The hostel is little walk away from city center, but not too much to walk. It's pretty small and intimate. I had great time there, because it being intimate offered very natural way to get to know other people there. Breakfast wasn't that good for vegetarian/vegan, but that's not uncommon amond the cheapest hostels.

It's an okay place, very compact but cosy in its own way. Location is good enough, 20min walk from the centre. The staff was friendly and helpful. They couldn't physicially fit in more beds - it's got triple bunk beds. Linen was clean, but my locker and shelf was filthy, clearly it hadn't been cleaned in a while. Breakfast was a bit poor, at least some coffee/tea would be nice to have. All this would be okay if the place were cheap, which it wasn't.