I usually don't write reviews but if you read this I would recommend you to invest a little more money for a better accomodation if you are looking for a comfortable and safe place to stay at. The lockers in my friends dorm were all broken and the staff at the reception told us there was nothing they could do because there is nobody at the hostel who could possibly fix them. When I said that I found it terrifying sleeping at a place that can't guarantee their guests safety they said sorry and that was that. Two days later I couldn't get out of a toilet because all of a sudden the lock was broken. My friend luckily called someone from the reception. The man tried to open the door for 30s and then left. My friend and I had to simultaneously use all of our strength from both sides to get it open. Nobody put a sign on the toilet that the lock wasn't working from the inside - nothing. It felt like nobody there really cared. Toilets are generally broken, dirty most of the time and showers were dirty as well. One of the last days we saw mice in the building too.

Good experience. The rooms were quiet and had enough space. Clean. The location is excellent. Breakfast was average with a lot of restrictions. They only have apple juice and if you don't want it then you have no other options.

This place isn’t really the best. Way better to find a better hotel to stay at for the same value or spend a bit more. Hospitality definitely isn’t the best. The rooms are shambolic with brown stains on pillows. If they change the sheets is questionable. Lockers are already destroyed and the showers are rusty, dirty and have barely any water pressure.Your first thoughts are when can I get out. Only thing I can rate highly are the Chefs. The AC barely works and doesn’t really help with the fact that the rooms are always extremely hot. The location is dodgy as well but what can they do. As well as this, the electrical sockets are an extreme fire hazard as within 10 minutes sparks started to occur on the wall. Lastly, we had realised that things such as necklaces and stuff had gone missing. This really made me question whether this hotel is a scam or not Not the best place to come to

Rooms were tidy, clean and quiet. Top modern hostel but there is no way to open a window which is kind of annoying when it's too warm to sleep. However it was quiet in the rooms and the location was away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

I don’t know why there are so many bad reviews. Place is well-organized. Has everything you need, clean, with breakfast. It’s not party/cozy hostel vibes if that’s what people are looking for, but I found great value and met some nice people.

It’s location was good, close to the metro station. We booked a private room for 3. Room had only a bathroom. It didn’t have toilet inside. The wc was shared on the corridor. The only problem is the room was bit cold (colder than the corridors) The best part of it was the breakfast was included and it was fulfilling. Best price for the location I guess.

Although I can understand the location is a bit frightening for tourists, I think this is an asbolute bargain for Paris. The entrance is nice, with a bar and an option to chill out. The rooms were perfectly ok, with quite some space for everyone and working showers (remember to bring your towels, they're not included!). The toilets were a bit dirty but nothing horrible. The breakfast was quite fulling with a range of options. All in all, I thought the atmosphere was great and the staff really nice (which is not often in Paris...), so would recommend if you need to make a quite stop and would rather not spend £100 on one night hotel.

I am very sorry about how long this review is but it’s worth reading This place is worst than it looks in the pictures and it isn’t 4 stars or good; not even worth a star I was looking forward to a trip with my my friends in a nice and comfortable accommodation however, this is not what I had. The rooms were small and cramped especially for four people to stay at. The floor was dirty and unclean with dust filling up the corners of the room. At one point my feet was itchy. The plug sockets, which were unbelievably unsecured came out when I tried to get my adapter out. Every night, my four friends were looking out of the window with a group of men sitting on the bench looking like they were drug dealing. The beds were dirty and uncomfortable and I kept tossing and turning. The pillows (which were very old and uncomfortable and need to be replaced), we had to clear the sheets. Another issue was the shower, it kept flooding just as the temperature of the water changed. Even worse, there was nothing to hang the towels and clothes up. Unpractical, the toilets weren’t even in the rooms so, we had to share the toilets with the rest of the students on our school trip. During this trip we all found out we had lost a few of our belongings like my necklace and my friend’s neck pillow which led to her having no comfort on the coach journey back home. Just to add we found a lot of strangers’ forgotten clothes dumped behind the lockers. The food was repulsive, unappetising and gone-off. Dishes and cutlery were dirty with little little choice of food. The first problem was I had no proper food there for almost four days straight because I’m vegetarian ( if you saw a review from Molly you will know) which meant I was ravenous and underfed. The other problem was my other friend is gluten free and she had nothing there despite the teacher told the chefs in French that she was gluten free and didn’t cater for her allergy. The chefs were inexperienced with their jobs but also didn’t speak English so I said “No thank you” to fish and beef and shook my head and then I said “non merci” to both of them but one of the chefs glared at me and gave me fish. I also discovered a hair in my friend’s chicken. The area is also unsafe with dodgy people surrounding the hostel. When the door opened the smell of cigarettes hit you like a brick. Don’t recommend this horrible hostel so don’t arrive here at your destination. Hope this review helped, have a great day, evening and night wherever you people are!

A bit of a distance from tourist areas, and in what looks like a more run down portion of Paris. Reception spoke English and was helpful Had a bar and a buffet for major meal times *breakfast included* No sign of bedbugs in our room. A mosquito, but no bugs. Under bed was a little dirty, but no evidence of bug. Showers are push showers. And ranges from hot to cold on a given cycle. Room comes with shower and sink, shower drained a little into the room. Beds have lighting and a plug in for charging beside each *bonus* Lockers and a small table in our room of two. Overall location aside, would recommend this place. Good room space, food options in the location, helpful staff, decent price too!

This review is broken down to make your stay a little less confusing lol Checkin - When you checkin your private room won’t be active until 3pm. (unless you are in a shared hostel room) and you can leave you luggage in a storage room that’s monitored by a camera. Breakfast - You have a limited amount of food in which you can grab listed on a piece of paper in the downstairs restaurant. Although it’s free, it’s not a buffet. I do feel that the portions in which you are allowed to take can be rather filling though. Kitchen - You must ask reception for a keycard that unlocks the kitchen. The cards that you are provided with for your room will not unlock the kitchen. Once you are finished using the kitchen keycard be sure to return it. There is also a fridge that you can keep your food in but I personally wouldn’t recommend it (it stunk inside) Service/Reception - Most spoke both french and english. Some better than others but overall the reception does speak both. The taller girl was very sweet and helpful when we had an issue with our room as well. Rooms - Our private room was small but nice. The family size private room comes with a full size mattress and bunk beds. Much more spacious and nicer with better heating and a fan. Also to turn on the main switch for the entire room you must plug in your keycard in a card slot next to the door (looks like an upside down credit card reader) to activate the electricity to the room for your lights to work. They also have a quiet zone on floors 1 - 2 where rooms are located. This is so that people are loud in the hallways or partying in their rooms which makes this place very quiet and excellently sound proofed. Location - This spot is great if you want to be close to Gare Du Nord station. This made it easy for us to checkout and walk to the train station to head up to the airport. A lot of people mention this place is sketchy but in my opinion it just seems like the area is a bit more run down. We still seen school field trips, parents teaching their kids how to ride bikes, groups of older people dancing in front of the building (dancing in a way that’s good for your health) and truly nothing that concerned us. I would say if you are a single female staying here then maybe consider taking the taxis when leaving or finding another place that makes you feel safer. Showers/water - The shower design is a bit odd to us because you have to press a button to temporarily run the shower till it stops then do it again. Makes the shower a bit tedious but i think this place is all about conserving energy and reducing costs in efficient ways and it’s a brilliant idea but weird to get used too lol. The sinks act in a similar way too. Checkout - Sheets, Blanket, and pillow cases go in marked hampers in hallways when leaving to drop off kay cards to reception. My Final Thoughts - Would I stay here again? Yes, if i was looking for a private room i totally would. The price is very good and so is the location (in my opinion lol) As far as looks the green floor is just too much lmao. But aside from green floor, the fresh wood look and the building itself is gorgeous. With great and friendly staff this place is definitely a place i’d revisit again and would recommend.

Great location. It's a big youth hostel with lots of children as well. (For a school trip or camp I think) The room was a bit weird that you should put a card key into a slot to make any electricity works, which I think this feature is more appropriate for a hotel room. A shower smelled. The beds didn't have any curtain which was okay for me, but 2 other girls started a fight because of light at 1-2 am. Staff came but didn't really solve the issue... I guess not much you can do. Anyways, I wouldn't really say it was a nice stay.

Pros: Neighborhood looks rough but pretty decent, family friendly, toilets recently renovated and decent, good immigrant food nearby. Cons: No AC, towel charge, metal creaky lockers, really bad showers in rooms, kind of inconvienent metro wise to tourist destinations. It's a hostel that shows it's age a bit. The rooms are actually massive for a hostel which is surprising, but there are some questionable choices. The beds are very basic and the thin mattress and pillow made for a very uncomfortable night, the bedding is very cheap polyester and made it hard to not sweat. There was a fan switch but it didn't do anything. The lockers are metal school locker type things and are VERY loud, not sure why they went with these instead of a cabinet or something but a bit better, my one also had a loose latch so it took me a while to get it open, I tightened it a bit and it began working again. The shower in our room was terrible though, surprisingly bad. It's just a room with a very awful shower curtain. There was no shelf or soap dish, and the flooring was pretty old. It looks like there used to be a rack for soap but it pulled out of the wall, and there was some sort of rusy panel above the push button. No towel bar or rack, so you get one hook to hang your towel and any clean clothes, everything else goes on the floor. The fan did not seem to work either which makes me concerned for mold. The neighborhood is a bit rough but spend more than a few minutes walking around and you realize it's fine! There is some great food nearby and metro stations are 5 and 9 minutes away, plus plenty of bike share bikes are parked around the area. The hostel also attracts a lot of families, there were like 15 kids playing in the lobby at around 10 o'clock, the noise didn't bother me but if you are sensitive to it and tend to go to bed early it might be an issue. It quieted down by 11 though, so no major issue there. Bring a towel if you are on a budget as well! It is a 3 euro charge if you do not! Staff was very pleasant though which is the saving grace of this hostel, but HI could really do to renovate. Both my stays in Meinenger hostels were in super nice, modern hostels for about the same price, with far better facilities. Was a bit jarring finishing the trip here! If I was younger it might not be a big deal but in my 30's now so ended up booking elsewhere!

Although the stay there was not the most comfortable ever I really need to strike a blow especially for the neighborhood. I experienced the streets around as very vivid, there are a lot of bars and restaurants and I enjoyed the area. Yeah, there are people sitting in front of the hostel, consuming beer and stuff in the evening, but that's just what people do. So you better overcome the idea that "real" Europeans can only be white stiffs and stop writing racist comments. For the hostel itself it's all said in the other comments, I don't have to add anything.

My experience was good, we had a problem with the room's magnetic lock and they upgraded us to a private room free of charge, which was really cool. Breakfast is free, don't expect much, it's very basic, but if you want to save money, it's fine. The big problem: the neighborhood can be a little scary if it's your first time in Paris, at any time of the day there are several men on the street looking around, especially in the area close to the nearest metro, I don't know if they're selling something or whatever, it's a really strange movement, despite that, I didn't have any problems walking there very early or coming back at 2/3 in the morning, but be careful. Normally in the end of the day, you can see kids playing in the street until late and people using laptops in the street, so I don't think it's VERY unsafe.

This is just such a substandard hostel in pretty much every way. The staff (especially a particular security guard) are stereotypically Parisian - rude and short tempered. The rooms are okay, but the shower in my 4 person dorm was disgusting each day. Plus, it was a stupid 15 second button to press. Can’t control the temperature at all. First freezing cold then scalding hot. Hated using it. The location is pretty bad but I understand that’s why it’s pretty cheap. In terms of being a ‘youth’ hostel, that’s a misnomer. There were essentially only 40+ year olds and families with small children. I struggled to meet any actual youths (18-26 year olds). Worst of all, there is no life in this hostel. It’s not social at all, and feels very empty and boring. It has absolutely no atmosphere and if you’re looking for a good time in Paris as a young person, go somewhere else. On the other hand the free breakfast was really good lmao

The facility has very strict rules, there was a bed bug epidemic in Paris when I was staying. Warnings were made by authorized state institutions everywhere that people should not stay in public areas and should be careful. Due to an unforeseen epidemic or illness, I was afraid to stay in the reservation and requested a refund of the fee I paid. But they refused to refund my money. I definitely do not recommend it.

I just stayed there for one night, but the experience was wonderful. I really recommend to book this hostel if you're staying in Paris, overall if you're young. Everyone working there was super welcoming and the room was great. Although there isn't bathroom inside the room, there were a lot along the corridor and near the rooms. The also have a shared kitchen, so you can cook your own food. I think this is fantastic if you're trying to save some money

its really cheap but doesnt worth it at alm, the breakfast is always the same and tasteless, I would really recommend you to get another one. about the neighbor you really feel unsafe all the time, the only "pro" is that is next to the Gare du Nord. Staff is good tho

Always use the MAX DORMOY stop to get there (safe/clean/bright street and a lot of good eateries), Google maps usullay shows La Chapelle which didn't feel so safe. So, I think for the money it is a good place to stay. My booking was misplaced and I got 6 people room with a toilet outside which is fine. There you don't have shower gel and you should bring your own towel. You can open windows a little bit. The rooms are big enough. I stayed 3 days 2 of them were really nice. Last night I got a really strange guy who didn't sleep at night making noise and weird stuff (not Hostel's fault)

Very good location, lovely eco-building the only shame is because all services are centrally controlled you can't change the temperature of the showers or sinks. I also found it odd that we had a sink and a shower in the room but no toilet. The rooms were very clean, easily accessible plus and charging points. Needs were comfortable and nice and wide. Good links to transport and sights. Just up the road and to the left is the Paris Star Food a kebab and pizza shop. Excellent food, cheap price and large portions.

The hostel was clean and spacious, the staff was nice and helpful. Its very easy to reach by public transport, and theres plenty of food options nearby. We were with two girls and had no problems with the neighborhood. The airco didnt work and youre not allowed to open a window, so it was incredibly hot at night, but that mightve been bad luck with timing. Kitchen is available for all guests to use, with plenty of utensils, oven, microwace and stovetop. Definetly recommend if youre looking for a cheap(er) option in Paris!

I stayed in a room with four friends and it was horrible. Not even worth one star, the food wasn't edible, the meat was still half raw, everything else tasted gone off and the bread was stale. Not many vegetarian options so my friend went hungry and one of my other friends didn't have anything to eat at all because there was no gluten free food despite the hostel knowing she was gluten free and the cups, cutlery and trays were not washed properly. There was no ventilation in the rooms and the windows didn't open, the shower temperature wasn't adjustable, the shower curtain had stains all over it as well as the pillows and duvet covers. None of the usbs worked and the plug socket came out the wall when my friend tried to plug her phone charger in. The toilets weren't in the rooms and visitors had to strip the beds and put them in washing baskets outside the rooms themselves. Me and my friend are also convinced that some of our stuff was stolen, we went out came back and some of our stuff was missing from our bags. The area was also bad, worst hostel I've stayed in.

This hostel was brand new when I stayed at it this summer, so much so that many parts of it were still under construction and fenced off. Either way, the place is huge and it was a good place to stay in Paris. The rooms are basic but most have private showers and bathrooms, and breakfast is complementary every morning. The great thing about Paris is that with such a good metro system, you can get anywhere in town, and this hostel is a short walk to a station. Overall, an enjoyable place to stay and a fun bar!

beds, sanitair is clean. Kind staff and it's pretty close to popular tourist locations

Hostel is large and clean. As a coach driver we get different rooms to the party’s we take here. Drivers room very large but shower room and taps on sinks are a joke. You have to push a button in to get water but only lasts a minute or two. When we were here it was very hot but no ac and you only get a little window to let some sort of air in. Staff on the front desk are most helpful but the rest of the staff are rude and give the I really don’t care attitude. I would recommend getting breakfast away from the hostel as it’s very basic and they believe it’s normal to drink your morning tea or coffee out of a bowl rather than a mug. The area is loud especially on a Friday night. Plus it’s full of legal immigrants. I didn’t adventure out because of this.

The bad news first: NO AIR CONDITIONING. Basically this place is super stingy and full of kids. Paris in June, 90-95, feels like 100 degrees F. awful. You can open windows form inside, you have to ask them. Lame. Seems inhumane. Full of school kids who don’t understand QUIET HOURS. There are smokers on all sides of building, so all of bottom and ground floor can smell like smoke. It’s a lot in the summer. The kitchen is The WORST youth hostel kitchen I’ve ever seen. It’s dirty, too small and does not have a real oven. Flies. Under stocked with supplies. One knife that keeps going missing. Oh and you need a key, lame. Neighborhood is a bit sketchy, coming off trains is a bit scary. So what’s good? Well obviously the price. Free breakfast, but is bread, cereal yogurts, croissants, etc everyday same. But it’s free. They make lunch and dinner, for €12 I think. The room is ok, we had a shower and a sink. Toilet in hall. Thick curtains, which are required in summer. Close to 3 different metro stations.

The staff was friendly, but the room was quite small and the furnishings were too spartan (the bed was very small and hard, and the pillows were akin to rocks). The window could only be opened a little. Breakfast and dinner were sufficient but could be improved. Overall, it was an okay stay, but there were compromises in terms of comfort and dining.

My phone was stolen from my room here. Anyone who wants can enter the hostel, even those who do not live here. The staff reacted weakly to the fact that they stole not the cheapest smartphone for €350+, and I am currently unemployed. I understand that it is a penny for a hostel, but not for me. No one called back my phone or my friends. They offered to call the police, but without much enthusiasm, considering that I am a one-day tourist. Because of which I had to block ALL bank cards + I was left with GPS, internet and maps. It's good that there was a tablet. The whole vacation was ruined. Fortunately, I had some cash in my pocket. But walking in Paris for 1.5 days and getting to the airport in Beauvais for €40 turned out to be another challenge. In general, this is a problem of large hostels - anyone who has been here can enter the hostel, enter the room, take other people's things without any obstacles. Showers and toilets in the corridor, entrance is free. On the other side of the hostel is a square where non-locals hang out. Near the North Station, the area is not very good. After my story, the next day, the staff started checking all visitors. And in an hour, 4 guests (at least) did not have a magnetic key, that is, they did not live here. But I think it won't last long (checks). Because everyone doesn't care. After such a "rest" you no longer want to return to Paris or France. Thank you, thank you very much!!! it is better to overpay a couple of € and rent a room in a better area, or keep all your things with you, if you agreed to rent a room here. In order for the sockets and light in the room to work, you need to insert your magnetic key into the socket. Economical, but very inconvenient, because anyone can steal it. Wi-Fi works well at the reception, in the room - poorly. Near the window (socket) does not work at all. The door in my locker was broken in the room. I will never come back here again.

About 33€ a night. Very affordable as a last minute solution in Paris. Nice staff! Very decent breakfast included. The rooms are clean and mine had a shower and a sink. There is a bar and a nice hangout area (with free Wi-fi). However, it can get quite steamy when sleeping in a room with several people as the windows can't be opened. All in all, I can recommend this place to anyone who has to save some money while still having a comfortable stay.

Decent for a youth hostel. Pretty good breakfast also. Rooms were clean, but v the entire hostel had a bit of a smell like there was a problem with drainage.

Clean and organised room with private shower room. The bathroom is outside as expected. It was clean all the time and dint have any issue using. It was not crowded. The neighbourhood was concerning. There are kids playing around but I dint feel the saftey in that neighbourhood. Other wise good stay with reasonable price

This place is really creepy, especially during the evening, The rooms were good and clean, but washroom is outside and not very clean, Staff is not very welcoming and are a bit rude, Breakfast is included, It's worth the price But just be sure to get back soon or you have someone with you. Also I got nice roommates so I had a nice experience.

Only what I miss was toilet in the room or at least more of them than one for the whole big floor. But it’s really great hostel.

This place ain't cheap and service is equally bad. The shared washrooms are never clean, people are drunk and pee on the floor of the washroom and they stink the entire day. The rooms are okay, but the attached showers in the room are weird, only boiling hot water comes out of every damm shower of this hostel, when I say boiling hot water that would literally feel like you're burning in hell. How does one take shower in that kind of setup? The "free" breakfast has a policy of one bread and one of every kind of stuff available. But I saw people picking up 2-3 croissants or pain au chocolate, yogurts, fruits at a time and the guy who was behind the counter didn't say anything to them, and when we picked up 2 croissants he asked us to put it down immediately pointing to the instructions which said only 1, we did not even touch any other items such as fruits or bread or yogurts etc, but instead wanted 2 croissants but he rudely refused us and immediately allowed another couple who were behind us. Then we understood, AH!! Skin color matters, White people are allowed to take any number of items and brown people aren't, by the way he himself was a black man!!! Location is okay, you need to walk 10-15 mins for the nearest metro, but the area is not good for solo female travellers at night. The cleanliness is a major set back in this hostel.

You should absolutely stay away from this terrible hostel for several reasons: 1. The location: this hostel is located in an extremely sketchy area. The streets are filled with men that loiter around and it is absolutely unsafe for a woman to walk around there alone. 2. The staff’s attitude: the staff from check-in (and especially) to kitchen/cleaning staff are rude. If you ask a question and they don’t speak English or any other language than French, they make fun of you and are condescending and humiliating. I had an awful experience trying to communicate with them. 3. There are no locks on the lockers and you’d have to pay a few euros to buy one from them. There’s also a towel charge so beware There’s so much more to say but I’d only advise you to stay away from this horrible hostel with rude people, and pay a few extra € to stay somewhere safer with friendly staff.

I just visited the garden behind the building and it s really great specially the mixture between the gardens and the metallic structure

Room was pretty big and alright in general, pillowcase and matress had blood stains on them, the guy at the reception solved it but wasnt happy about it, very unprofessional! Location is ok, kinda in the shady part of the town. Breakfast is very limited, they only allow 1 egg for example, one glass of apple juice, one crossaint which was a bit dissapointing. Hostel in general was pretty clean nice and quiet!

Very nice hostel! the bartender as well as the reception team (especially a young man Haussam) his very attentive. The rooms are clean, very good value for money. I will come back :)

Great place to have brunch, they have a €15 fixed brunch menu which is delicious and also plenty of outdoor seating. Calm location, great for people watching and relax with friends.

Clean hotel in good calm location, accessible public transport. Good breakfast including croissant, a piece of bread, yoghurt, fruits and beverages. Nice stuff. There is air conditioning turned on all the time that is making a bit noise, the window cannot be opened which causes heat in the room, especially during the night (the ecological ventilation system does not work all night). You can here a noise from the corridor caused by the elevator, the door from other rooms and from other guests, especially when you are lucky and the hotel is full of young german students. The stuff does not really care about this, so you have to come to the corridor and try to calm down the noisy guests. The room with private bathroom does not include private toilet, it is shared and located in the corridor. There are no towels in the room, you have to pay a fee for it (3e per towel).

The most worst hotel and service I have ever seen. Water is clogging in bathroom. No soap. Worst staff. No wifi in rooms. Breakfast is worst. Location is painful. Don't think of saving few bucks. You will have the worst experience. I stay in different hotels every month two weeks but this is the worst one I found in my life. The only positive thing is only bar staff is nice.

We recommand the yh absolutely for familys ❤😄. We got fear because of the bad negativ opinions. But they were wrong. 😅 Our room was nice. Big. Very clean. Seperat wc and bathroom. And very quiet room. All nights we slept well because there were no noise. Everything was quiet. Only saturday there was noise from party people somewhere in the backyard. We travelled with two kids... Very friendly stuff from the Reception to the bar to the cleaners. All very helpful. 😇 Breakfast 🥐🥚☕was included and good. Absolutely ok and worth the money that you can only eat one egg and one (choc) Croissant per Person. Nice place to be in front there are Restaurants, bakery, a pizzeria. Nearly there are some rough persons you don't want to meet at darkness. But ist's Paris and it is not the yh s fault ! ! !

The service is bad in the restaurant. As breakfast is included in the price, we went there. I saw the staff making a person to put a croissant back as he had taken 3 pieces. Next day, a mother who was traveling with 2 young children was not allowed to take food for her children. The staff was very rude to this young mother. As there was no private toilets (though we had asked for room with private bathroom), it was annoying as many were knocking on the toilet as I was using it.

Wonderful location, very kind staffs warm and welcoming. Best hostal experience, I also washed and dried my cloths there. There’s a park inside the hostal with smoking area, a small bar and they also provide lunch or dinner upon request. I would recommend it to all..

Good place to stay in budget.they include breakfast in room cost. Rooms have bathroom, bht not toilet. In case you reach early, you can keep your luggage in stor room and get freshen up and continue with your tour in city. Location is near to metro station.

the rooms were super hot, so i couldn’t really sleep and the shower is annoying because you cant control the temperature and you have to press a button every 15 seconds to keep it running. the bar, lounge and the breakfast are great tho!

Stayed here last week and it was horrible. The sheets were covered in stains, the shower was rusty and dirty, also only had one setting which was boiling hot and burnt your skin red. Staff were extremely rude. Breakfast was limited, only allowed a singular pastry, got shouted at multiple times as i was mistaken for other guests. Toilet was dirty and the sink was black. The area it’s located in is very unsafe, large population of homeless and i was followed and approached multiple times, i was also pick pocketed.

I like this hostel but there was some negative sides for example there was one girl in reception with glasses she was quite rude when we arrived we have talked with her because of her first impression wasn't good. Room was so clean but there was no bathroom inside which is not good you need to go common bathrooms for it. Breakfast was so delicious I really like it and when we are leaving there was a one man in reception he was so helpful I would like to thanks him.

😊 The location is close to the central train station and the metro lines. You get complimentary breakfast included when you book. 🙃switching on your room light would mean leaving the room card at switch. Toilets weren’t the cleanest and the restroom is suited outside the room.

Nice place with a nice staff! I give 4 points just because you don't have internet in the bedrooms

Very spacious and clean. Very friendly staff even when checking in at 23:00!

Decent hostel. They have breakfast included which is nice and tasty. The rooms were large with a table and chairs which was handy as well.

Comfortable beds, basic breakfast. Lovely gardens out the back

Nice place for group of 3.. near to Train Station a lot of bar and resto on the side..Nice place to chill .The room is nice but dont expect much.We have a very nice stay coz all the staff are great and breakfast serves hot and fresh everyday..