5/5 Brixhilda F. 7 months ago on Google
I
recently
had
the
pleasure
of
staying
at
Zero
Hostel,
and
from
the
moment
I
stepped
through
the
doors,
I
was
impressed.
The
building
itself
was
brand
new,
and
it
exuded
a
modern
and
clean
vibe
that
immediately
put
me
at
ease.
The
common
area
was
inviting,
and
the
staff’s
politeness
was
a
breath
of
fresh
air.
The
check-in
process
was
a
breeze,
and
the
staff
went
out
of
their
way
to
accommodate
our
requests,
which
was
greatly
appreciated.
Now,
let’s
talk
about
the
rooms.
They
were
impeccably
clean
and
well-secured.
The
free
lockers
provided
an
extra
layer
of
security,
and
the
room
required
a
security
code
for
entry,
which
made
me
feel
safe
throughout
my
stay.
Each
bed
felt
like
a
private
oasis,
thanks
to
the
curtain
for
added
privacy,
individual
lights,
and
convenient
plugs
to
charge
our
devices.
The
only
minor
inconvenience
was
the
immovable
showerhead
and
the
need
to
restart
the
shower
every
20
seconds.
However,
aside
from
this
small
issue,
everything
else
was
top-notch.
The
air
conditioning
worked
perfectly,
and
having
a
hair
dryer
in
the
bathroom
was
a
thoughtful
touch.
In
the
morning,
we
were
treated
to
a
private
breakfast
section
with
a
variety
of
food
options,
both
sweet
and
sour,
along
with
a
selection
of
beverages.
The
barista
working
behind
the
bar
made
fresh
coffee
to
order,
which
was
a
delightful
way
to
start
the
day.
Furthermore,
the
hostel
offered
a
24/7
kitchen
area
where
we
could
store
our
own
food
in
the
fridge
and
prepare
it
at
our
convenience.
And
the
fact
that
they
provided
towels
for
just
2
euros
each
was
a
welcome
bonus.
To
top
it
off,
they
even
offered
free
beach
umbrellas,
showing
their
commitment
to
ensuring
guests
have
a
comfortable
and
enjoyable
stay.
In
summary,
Zero
Hostel
truly
impressed
me
with
its
modern
facilities,
cleanliness,
and
attentive
staff.
Despite
a
minor
shower
inconvenience,
I
had
a
fantastic
stay
and
would
highly
recommend
it
to
fellow
travelers
seeking
a
comfortable
and
secure
place
to
stay.