Inout Hostel

Love this spot. Surrounded by nature and small village and restaurants. Reception sweet and accommodating. Convenient restaurant. Bunk beds that feel private and a huge free locker for security! A relaxing easy walk to the train. And great price too! Arrived on bike!

Nicely located hostel away from the city center but near a train station with trains every 2 minutes during peak hours and every 20 min at night. The disposition of the hostel offers small viewpoints and places to sit and enjoy nature. Big thumbs up for the full wheelchair accessibility (including the pool !) Some nice hiking paths also start near the hostel. The staff is 24/7 available to help you heartily. Breakfast is basic but for the price you will not find something better. Rooms are kinda big (10 people) and can be noisy at times (noise isolation with the terrace or the football field is not ideal)

Non profit organization is doubling the prices at the weekends. Was about 40€ a night in a dorm. The kitchen really sucked. It was super dirty and unequipped. The check out is at 10am wich is also mad. I appreciate that the staff are made out of people with special needs who can work (that doesn’t mean that you put the prices up on weekends).

Superb hostel in the middle of nature. Super well connected to Barcelona city Center. The staff is very kind and we loved the hostel s social mission. Great value for money.

Unfortunately one of the worst experiences I’ve had in a Hostel as a Solo traveler so far. On my first night there I was in a mixed dorm and felt very uncomfortable. The hostel rents out long term to construction workers and they aggressively stared at me and other women staying in the dorms. During the night one of the men molested a sleeping woman and the extent of the reaction of the hostel was to just move us to a different dorm, they did not kick the guy out or call the police ect. Extremely disappointed in the lack of consequence and cannot recommend to solo female travelers. Fortunately we were moved to a female dorm and things improved from there on. The train connection to Barcelona Centre is good.

Even though the rooms are a little dated and the whole place takes you back to a simpler time, I really love what they are doing here. Sustainable and socially inclusive is always a win in my book. Not gonna do a shared room anymore though :⁠-⁠)

The staffs were friendly and helpful. Keep in mind that the beds have no curtains and the rooms have no AC if that’s something you care about. In a secluded area in Barcelona so it was a bit hard to travel into town, especially if you have a late night in the city; but it is good if you want to get away from the busy city!

Terrible hostel, Terrible food, Terrible location, Not a hostel for youth. A particularly rude staff member and absolutely shocking guests that stay here, however as a last minute trip to Barcelona, and being on the weekend with majority of all hostels booked, it was my only option. However out of the 25 countries I’ve visited, 100s of hostels I’ve been too, this is far by the worst one of them all.

The location feels secluded from the rest of the city, even though it is only a 20 minute train ride to the main area. We had some trouble with one of the other girls in our room and although that is no fault of the staff, I do not think that the situation was handled properly.

If you want close and convient access to Barcelona then don't waste your time here! You have to hike up a mountain from the metro stop and the InOut website fails to mention the hike up the mountain. The restaurant is creepy to say the least and you get stuck eating there since it is such a pain to get to the city center. Once at the hostel there is no where close in walking distance. And to top it all off the website says check out anytime before 2pm however when we woke up at 9:15 we found a note taped to our door that said we had to leave by 10am. They never said anything when we checked in! Absolutely ridiculous!! Please save yourself the hassle and stay elsewhere!