Hostel City Center

The staff was helpful and answered all my questions. Rooms were clean and there is a cats-café attached to the hostel, which for me was a big plus! Even though it was not a very social hostel; most guests were by themselves and especially with the use of TL-lights they created a very sterile atmosphere. But overall it was clean and well maintained. The only negative experience I had was with an other guest; which was a strange woman who started shouting at me in the middle of the night, when I needed to go to the toilet, that I went into the wrong bathroom, even though the staff had never told me about which bathroom men and woman had to use. Suddenly the next day 75% of the bathrooms had a sign (printed out piece of paper) which mentioned: "ladies bathroom" and only a small portion were made available for men. Personally if I was the manager of the hostel I would never agree on such a request from a guest.If you want to have a private bathroom, I should recommend you to make a reservation in a hotel instead of a hostel.

Its simple, clean, comfortable, and you can't beat the price. I stayed in both the dorm and then a private room coming back. Both are very affordable, if you're traveling as a couple I would advise the private room as a better deal. The dorm room is very secure and cosy with a privacy curtain and good power outlets. This is a top tier hostel for simplicity and comfort, better than many I have stayed in in Western Europe. As others have said, its not a party hostel and doesn't have a very large social vibe, but that gives you more time to get out and explore the city which is what you hopefully came to do!

Dirty, noisy, overcrowded hostel. There are no possibilities of socializing!! It's full of foreign workers who only like getting drunk in the evening and make noise. No breakfast served in the morning. There are only two toilets and three showers for a total of about 50 beds. It doesn't worth a penny.