Aiora Hostel

Breakfast was occupants' responsibility hence I prepared it myself.

Had a challenge opening the door but was helped later on

The bathroom

Many people

If you’re not just traveling through and plan to stay more than 2–3 days, this place is definitely not suitable. There aren’t really any “rooms” — the space is divided by plasterboard walls, so you can hear absolutely everything. It’s extremely noisy, making it impossible to rest comfortably. The showers are unbelievably small, almost like being inside a coffin. The kitchen is shockingly unhygienic — people just rinse their dishes with water and put them back. Although the cleaning staff try their best to keep things tidy, there are no rules, no supervision, and no order at all. If you arrive without internet, you’ll be stuck outside because there’s no reception or responsible person on site. You have to message a number written on the door when you arrive — it’s a ridiculous system. Out of nowhere, you might even receive a message saying you have to change rooms. There’s no ventilation, no windows, and the atmosphere feels like a prison. Every morning you wake up to the strong smell of food from the kitchen because the ventilation pipes literally lead into the rooms, spreading cooking odors instead of fresh air. The rooms are dark, with barely any lighting or working bulbs. And by “rooms,” don’t get it wrong — they’re basically small boxes divided by plasterboard walls. The lockers don’t have built-in locks, and they even sell padlocks for extra money. Honestly, this is the worst hostel I’ve ever stayed in. Forget anything bad you’ve experienced before — this one tops it all. The only people who deserve credit are the cleaning staff; they truly do their best to make something decent out of this chaos

Very clean and I was lucky to have my own room most of the nights. I wasn’t feeling very well and they let me check in early so I could rest.

Not the most social place, but perfect to just rest and eat.

It’s super clean and spacious! I’ve actually had a room to myself. Nice and chilled place

Location is the only nice thing about this property

Room size No privacy between rooms No doors in rooms No wall separation so noisy environment Main glass door broken No staff present Male and female washroom at same place with female showers so tiny one can’t even turn

I liked the location right in front of the metro station. It was very clean. The locker space was big and spacious for all my luggage (it's a lot).

There were no hooks inside the shower. You had to hang your towel and toiletries outside of the shower, and there was only space outside of the shower cubicle to change into dry clothes. Every time I showered, the floor outside of the shower cubicle would flood. To ensure no one got injured, including myself, I had to mop up the water myself. There wasn't a lot of natural daylight in the dorms. Each dorm wasn't enclosed, which means you can hear every conversation on the female side of the hostel, including all the noise from the shared kitchen space. The hallway lights were automatically on from approx 9pm and don't turn off until 11pm(ish).

Super