Lodgecity - Private Rooms B

Inside, it’s modern and comfortable, and the location is pretty good. The outside looks really old and has graffiti, and the bathroom doors don’t lock easily. Even so, I’d recommend staying here.

Check-in was easy, with all the useful information available, including Wi-Fi and nearby shop contacts. The place was clean and tidy, and the bed linen and towels were provided. It felt more like home than a hotel, which suits an old building that’s been converted into a modern space. There’s a bit of a hostel feel, with Wi-Fi and a small lounge for luggage. The old, plain-looking front door opens into what seems to have been a shop or similar space. There are several small but adequate rooms, two modernized shower rooms, and an open kitchenette in the passageway with everything needed, including a washer and dryer. High ceilings and bright rooms make it feel airy. Our room’s large window brought in lots of light and ventilation, though I’m not sure how it would feel in winter. The walls are a little thin, as you’d expect in an older building. Our room didn’t have much space for suitcases, and I would have liked a mirror outside the bathroom and a small bin in the room. Still, we’d love to come back.

A really good hostel with five separate double rooms and excellent accommodation. The big hallway and well-equipped kitchen had all the necessary appliances. There are two showers and Wi-Fi, plus plenty of inexpensive grocery shops nearby. It’s close to a bus stop, and the metro is two blocks away. Highly recommended.

The sheets and towels had suspicious stains, so I didn't use them and was glad I'd brought my own. On the Saturday I left, I saw the man handling the laundry. I'd taken the sheets off the bed and put them in the laundry basket, as I would at home. He grumbled, picked them up, and put them right back on the bed. That explained a lot. The place was filthy, absolutely filthy. Even a pet shouldn't have to sleep in sheets like that.