Tango Hostel

We arrived very late for a weekend check-in, but the price was really affordable. The facilities were okay for what it cost, and breakfast was included. Mostly young staff, but they were helpful and warm. I’d recommend it for backpackers, light travel, or a group, since there’s a meeting room too.

The rooms at Tango Hostel in are spacious and smoker-friendly, and breakfast was satisfying. Its location is convenient to find, though it’s a bit far from the main attractions, which can make getting to them less easy.

There’s a wide parking area at this two-floor hostel, and you can leave your car right in front of your room. The room itself is simple, with hot and cold water. It only had two bottles of water, and there was no electric kettle.

I spent a week here on a business trip in 2019. This is the only photo I could find in my gallery. For a very affordable nightly rate, you get a big room and breakfast. The food was good. I often ordered dinner because I was too lazy to go out, and it was good each time. I’d suggest coming early so the food is still warm and fresh. The room was clean, and the TV, AC, and bathroom were all working well, including the hot water. But there were two doors in my room. The main one was normal, and the other looked suspicious, with no explanation of what it was for. I couldn’t sleep the first night and called all my friends to keep me awake because I was scared of that door. The next day I checked it and found a narrow corridor. Maybe it connects rooms, or maybe it’s an emergency exit. Either way, they should put up a sign saying what it’s for, like “Emergency Exit.” I also didn’t like thinking some random person could knock on it as a prank. My room was on the first floor at the very end of the hallway.