Parisgaja

I spent almost 20 days here, only because I couldn’t get my money back and leave. Sleeping was a nightmare: people made noise, smoked, and talked on the phone at 1 am, and there didn’t seem to be any rules. The rooms felt messy and crowded with the owners’ things, from the entrance onward. I never saw the bedding changed during my stay, and the cleaning seemed to involve only someone putting things away. That was disgusting. This didn’t feel like a hostel to me, more like a Korean family home with a few rooms and beds. I felt as if I was intruding in someone else’s house. The family cooked all day, so the kitchen wasn’t really set up for guests. I couldn’t find anything, and since they didn’t speak English, I wasn’t comfortable even making coffee. The people staying in the rooms were often from Argelia, and my roommates weren’t very nice. There weren’t foreign guests to talk to, either. I really recommend looking for another place.