Jan S.
People working here from abroad are currently using it as a hostel, and they often don’t respect the night-time quiet. The city or state police frequently have to step in.
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People working here from abroad are currently using it as a hostel, and they often don’t respect the night-time quiet. The city or state police frequently have to step in.
The photos look nothing like the place in real life. Still, if there are no other options, you could stay here, I guess. It reminds me of a children's camp in Ukraine in the 1990s.
You get bunk beds in the room, with wire mesh beneath the soft mattresses, and there are no meals. This is just a hostel, not a hotel. The only way in is up some very dangerous stairs.
The old building isn’t particularly cozy. It’s just enough for a night’s sleep.
The rooms are small, and the shared kitchen has old, broken furniture.
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