Living Hostal - Hostel

For just over £4 a night, my six-bed dorm was a great deal. The WiFi stayed quick even up on the third floor, and the showers had good heat and pressure. The air conditioning worked really well too, which matters.

Breakfast was included every morning, and I found the stay very comfortable. The service was really good too. The one drawback was the WiFi, which was unreliable in the rooms.

A peaceful, modern hostel with spacious rooms. The area was very quiet, and the women at reception were lovely and helpful. I’d recommend it if you’re after somewhere tranquil.

My partner and I stayed for two days, and the way we were treated was awful. The place was quiet, which I can understand given the time of year, but the staff didn’t show much tact or care. When I asked questions, they were curt, rude, and dismissive. I eventually asked to speak with a manager. The woman at reception first refused, then said she was the manager after I explained I didn’t want to talk with her. We left without being able to raise our concerns, and the rudeness continued, so we packed up and left.