Hostel jo-si

Booking a room here is very cheap, and the staff are working.

The check-in service was excellent, with helpful emails and phone support, and we got detailed information about local attractions. It’s an interesting stay at a fair price. The building is a converted barracks, furnished very pleasantly. The wide hallways take a little getting used to, though their size makes sense given the building’s history. The rooms were clean and had absolutely fine amenities. Guests can also use the kitchen and “living room.”

This hostel has everything you need for a comfortable stay, and the rooms and bathrooms were clean and tidy. It’s a good base if you’re out exploring the area during the day. Our dog was very welcome, and they even provided a bed and water bowl for him. We’d happily stay again.

The front courtyard is a joke, with homemade furniture and garbage containers, though the back might be nicer. Inside, the room was clean, with a large TV and comfortable enough furnishings. There were lockers without locks, a fridge, bedside tables with lamps, and a table and chairs in the middle. The hostel has what you’d expect, including a kitchen with coffee, iced tea, and even sugar. It’s fine for a night before moving on. I took off one star because there was an unsecured construction site in the middle of the hallway. The room also had a slightly odd smell, probably from the carpet.