Hostel Center

Mensur and arta are a great hosts. The place are spotless, and very quiet, a very good place to relax. You can use the kitchen if you are in a strict diet. however, Montenegrin local food is delicious.

-Owner was super helpful and kind -- he stayed up late so I could check in. -Owner lives on the property (the dorms are kind of like a guest house). -Ensuite bathroom. -Bus station within walking distance (~13 min) -Owner helped arranged direct transfer to Shkodra city center, which meant that I didn't need to go back to the bus station.

-I came late at night and there was no hot water, but I think it's because I didn't know how to turn the boiler on. -Not the hostel's fault, but I shared the dorm with only one grumpy middle-aged Eastern European man who was quite verbally belligerent. -20 minute wall to old town -Not many people so it's not social, but it's also not the season.

Mansour and his father were excellent .

Also looked at the private rooms amazingly above expectations.

The owner was really friendly and tried everything to make us feel comfortable in the Hostel! They had some services to offer, like laundry care, and they did that really quick and cheap!! The backyard was nice and really comfy. We did get coffee from him.

The room we stayed in had a hard to accept smell! Really bad and uncomfortable. Like something moldy. The bed was a spring bed, and not really comfy as well. The sheets have been as big as the surface of the mattress. Means, as soon as you move a tiny bit, you partly laid on the matress. I can’t speak for the other rooms. We took the breakfast two minutes away, a buffet for 7 euros. It was way overpriced and not tasty. Some bread, goat cheese, melon, tomatoes. I would say, it was a bad quality from each.