Good Night Hostel

The place wasn’t marked on the street, so at night I had to ask the neighbors to let me in. Inside, there was no bedding, the room smelled, and the water tap didn’t work. They also hadn’t confirmed the lower bed in our correspondence, which caused me a lot of trouble trying to sleep. I wouldn’t stay there even if they paid me. Worst hostel ever, and I’d give it zero if I could.

The hostel smelled as soon as I walked in, and the rooms looked dated and poorly maintained. The owner seemed to try to clean and mop, but the place is old and won’t suit people used to modern facilities. My Agoda booking was misleading: the room I reserved wasn’t what they wanted to give me. If I hadn’t known what I booked, it could have been a complete cover up. Getting there from the bus station was a long, tiring walk. The map routes took you by a bus stop, then either down steep steps or along a long winding hill. I’d only consider staying here if I desperately needed somewhere, and even then it’s not a good choice for a longer stay.

My friend and I spent one night there, and the room was extremely dirty. The shared shower was filthy too. When I dropped my phone under the bed, I saw a floor that looked like it hadn’t been washed for months, and there was a huge patch of mold in the corner. They really need to fix things.

A good, cheap spot for young people, near Isani metro station. I was satisfied with it.