5/5 andy c. 1 year ago on Google
I've
stayed
in
hostels
before,
but
this
was
my
first
time
in
a
hostel
chain.
The
best
way
I
can
describe
it
is
like
flying
budget
airline:
you
get
the
basics
but
everything
else
is
charged
extra.
The
basics:
my
room
(4-bed
dorm)
was
spacious
and
clean.
There
are
chairs,
a
table,
and
a
small
closet
with
a
couple
of
hangers.
Towels
can
be
hung
on
wall
hooks.
Attached
bathrooms
in
every
room
have
separate
shower
and
toilet
with
soap
in
each.
Lockers
are
large
"cages"
at
the
bottom
of
each
bunk.
Beds
are
on
the
firm
side
and
I've
heard
some
people
had
difficulty
sleeping
on
them.
There
are
privacy
screen,
charging
point,
light,
and
a
shelf
in
individual
bed.
One
can
turn
off
the
room
light
from
a
switch
conveniently
next
to
their
bed.
There's
a
small
fan
that
doesn't
really
do
much
cooling
down
for
everyone
(in
summer)
but
nonetheless
appreciated.
Window
is
large
and
can
be
opened
to
let
in
air
(depending
on
which
floor
you
stay),
but
this
could
be
a
little
loud.
The
hostel
is
located
in
a
junction
of
1-lane
streets
so
there
are
some,
though
not
heavy,
traffic.
Access
to
the
building
and
room
is
through
a
key
card
that
has
a
€2
deposit.
The
extras:
lock,
towel,
breakfast,
bag
storage
(€2.5/6hrs,
coins
only).
If
you
book
directly
you
get
breakfast
for
free.
Breakfast
was
toast,
jam,
cold
meats,
boiled
eggs,
cereals,
coffee
and
tea,
from
8-10am.
Decent,
not
very
exciting.
There
is
no
kitchen
but
the
breakfast
area
is
turned
into
a
social
area/bar
in
the
evening.
Location
wise
it's
one
metro
stop
away
from
the
main
train
station
but
very
walkable
through
a
pedestrian
zone.
Staff
was
helpful
and
friendly
and
I
didn't
encounter
any
issues
during
my
stay.
For
the
price
paid
I
think
it's
a
bit
on
the
expensive
side,
but
so
are
other
accommodation
options
elsewhere
in
the
city.
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