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The owner said three rooms were free, but when we tried to speak with her after seeing the condition of the place, she wasn’t there. We tried three times and called without getting an answer. The inn seemed completely empty, and when we knocked on a room door, nobody was anywhere in the rooms. That’s how we realized the problems weren’t limited to one room. There was constant nighttime traffic from kids out partying. The shower water was freezing, the heating wouldn’t be turned on, and the beds smelled awful. The walls had colorful stains from what looked like “liquid stuff,” with dampness too. Bed frames were half broken, and there were cigarette butts in the toilet and smudges in the shower. I could say more about what I saw, but I don’t want to. Just don’t come.

At night, the owner wasn’t at the entrance when I went to check in, didn’t answer the number left there, and the intercom wasn’t working. She also doesn’t give guests keys to the main door. The room was dusty and cold, with old furniture that was falling apart. There was no hot water or toilet paper, and the place felt completely unwelcoming. For one of the most expensive options in the area, this was a terrible experience. The worst hostel in the world. Student Group

For its very low price, this family-friendly place has more than sufficient facilities, and the woman provides decent service. It’s 100% recommended. People have different tastes, of course, but reviews should be objective. Complaining that a Ferrari doesn’t handle well off-road is the same sort of thing as these silly reviews about what the place offers and what it costs.

If cycling routes are your thing, this is a spectacular place. Everything was very clean, and the owner and service were excellent. I recommend it.