Crossroads

Crossroads Hostel's female dorm feels like you've rented your own place. You get an entire lounge and kitchen to yourself and four others (if it's full), which is genuinely rare. A bathroom with a separate toilet makes life easy—no queuing for the loo while someone's in the shower. Yeah, it's a hike up the hill. In the summer heat that can be rough. But there are multiple bus stops just around the corner in either direction and they're dirt cheap, so it's sorted if you can't face the walk. And if you *are* a walker, it's brilliant—you get to wander through the windy narrow streets of Ano Poli, discovering hidden gems from a bygone era. That part alone is worth it. Upstairs is equally good. There's a large lounge area and an onsite cafe with outdoor seating, so you've got plenty of space to spread out. I only stayed two nights, but I'd have easily stuck around longer. It's extremely comfortable, has everything you need, and somehow doesn't feel like a typical hostel at all. Good to Know: • The hike is real—wear proper shoes and go early if it's hot • Budget a euro or two for the bus if the hill isn't appealing • Explore Ano Poli on foot—the narrow streets are genuinely special

There's 2 similar priced hostels in town. I stayed in both of them. This one feels more like a hostel. The other feels like a mini hotel, less hostel vibe. Choose whatever you prefer. I preferred this one and will stay in it next time's when in town..

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From the very beginning I felt at home in a safe, comfy and welcoming place, where everything works, it's tidy and pretty. The staff is also friendly and helpful. Location is also very convenient. Thanks so much, girls! :)