Central Hostel

The hostel is really central. They have gender seperated washrooms with 3 toilets and two showers (at least for the women’s bathroom, probably the same for men’s). The staff is super helpful and nice. The cafe next door offer great food.

- I arrived early morning, I could store my luggage next to the reception but it‘s an open space and there has been one time where nobody was at the reception for approx 10 minutes. Everybody can enter the hostel. The hostel entrance is not looked and you can additionally enter the hostel through the public cafe next door, so I felt a bit uneasy leaving my stuff there and going for a walk. But it was only one time that I haven‘t seen some staff around. So maybe that was an exemption. - not really a common area. It‘s not a social hostel.

The hostel is clean and centrally located. The staff are super helpful and the coffee shop downstairs is a major plus. You could stay here and explore for days.

The women’s shower has frosted glass doors so it lacks some privacy. And the water pressure isn’t great.

Central location, there is a nice cafe downstair. The bed is comfy.

The kitchen area could be kept more maintained.

the hostel is in the city center, which is great to be honest, common areas were not clean. the coffee place next door is very nice and modern, but the service was incredibly slow. the check in was also very slow. regarding the other guests: i found it enormously annoying that they were unclean and super loud: the hostel should have a set of rules and ensure they are respected (for instance no lights nor loud noises after midnight).

the hostel was not clean and only few showers, which made it a slow process to wait for your turn to use the bathroom. the kitchen was very dirty and the people using it were leaving all sorts of trash behind. the hostel should ensure that basic rules are enforced: no trash, no noises. Also, the hostel could arrange an early breakfast since many guests arrive with the night train.