Cricketers Hostel

Clean, quiet and close to train stations

1st time staying at a hostel and I loved it. The lockers were included and so was laundry use. Robert was absolutely lovely. We had great chats every morning and he was able to give me tons of advice on what to do and where to go.

The pillows were a bit flat

Kitchen🥰 terrace, bed, staff and security . I felt like home in the family.It a lovely place to stay a good value for your money. And also is always there to help.

The stairs

The better features of the hostel is the kitchen, where guests can cook their own meals. There is also a washing machine, although I didn’t use it and can’t confirm whether it’s free or not. The hostel also has a large outdoor terrace, but I didn’t get a chance to check it out.

This hostel is very cheap. The bathrooms are extremely small, and the sink is even smaller—there’s basically nowhere to put your clothes or personal belongings. The bathroom downstairs only has a heat lamp, which is more suitable for taking a full shower. The upstairs bathroom uses a motion-sensor light, and it kept turning off while I was showering. I ended up finishing my shower in the dark, which was quite inconvenient. There are a lot of steep stairs, so I wouldn’t recommend this place if you have large or heavy luggage. The wooden floors are very noisy when people walk around. I was constantly worried that I might disturb other guests. The windows outside were covered with bird droppings, which was unpleasant to look at. Most importantly, the bed creaks even with the slightest movement. I was always worried about disturbing the girl sleeping in the bunk below me. On top of that, the mattress I slept on had a noticeable dip in the middle, making it uncomfortable to sleep.