Rova Hostel

The rooms were warm, but that was the only good thing about the stay. They look nothing like the photos, and everything was dusty, dirty, and noisy. The rooms smelled awful and were terribly dusty. The bathroom and kitchen were in dreadful shape, and I was afraid to go into the kitchen in case I caught a virus. They're renting out the hostel while renovating. During the day, there was a drill symphony from work in the next room. The stairs felt so unsafe that I worried I could twist an ankle on them at night and die or become disabled. The owner was unfriendly and showed no hospitality. He offered used sheets while claiming they were new. There was no hot water, and they turned it on and off for themselves to save on utilities. One elderly maid was responsible for the whole hostel, yet the place looked as if it hadn't been cleaned in 100 years, so it was unclear what she was doing. The location was so-so, on a narrow, steep street between residential buildings, with nowhere to park. I highly don't recommend it.