macedonboy
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Stayed in room 208 for 3 nights. ||The room had 6 bunks, A/C, two fans, a table, some chairs and plenty of room. Each bunk comes with a locker underneath the bottom bunk. It was large enough to fit even a large backpack. Each bunk had privacy curtains, private light, two sockets, a very thin sheet to use as a blanket. One of the two sockets is used for private light though. The mattress was soft. Too soft for my personal tastes, but it was okay for 3 nights. In the room, the A/C is only on from I think 7am to 7pm. Guests (including myself) have to ask more than once for it to be turned on, which is annoying. There is limited AC around the hotel and the common areas are uncomfortable to stay around.||The bathroom was private, but not ensuite and in a room opposite the dorm. In the bathroom was a WC and two showers. It was okay in terms of cleanliness, but the silicone had mould and really needed to be replaced. There's also not much ventilation, so expect to get hot and sweaty after a shower. Water pressure was okay and no problem getting hot water.||Breakfast was included and there's a buffet with cooked food, choices of cereal, tea, coffee and juices. The cooked food includes scrambled eggs, baked beans and bacon. The breakfast was varied enough for a 3 night stay.||WiFi is available throughout the hotel, although it's unsecured. It works well.||The hotel is located close to Balluta Bay and approximately the middle of a hill. I've only tried getting to Valletta via the ferry and it's about a 15-20 minutes walk to the port. The hostel has several common areas including a pool, kitchen and a large dining/lounge space. However, none of these areas are air conditioned.||Overall I had a decent stay. The location is average, the breakfast is good, the rooms and bathrooms need a refresh, but the lack of A/C makes the place unbearably hot.