ATARAYO - Hostel

Such a relaxing, nice place. I'll stay again in August 🎉

There was nobody at the facility at any point while I was there to ask about migration. It was unmanned, and all I found was a flyer. There was nobody at the facility at any point while I was there to ask about migration. It was unmanned, and all I found was a flyer.

The coworking space is advertised as available to guests, but there are apparently lots of rules posted on the refrigerator. I hadn't read them, and someone who seemed to be the manager suddenly got angry and started asking why the rules were there. I was left wondering where they were even written. The owner and managers came across as rude and not very businesslike. The place is still new, so it's clean, but it doesn't seem to be cleaned often and I think it could get dirty soon. The wooden chairs in the coworking area look design-focused and are hard to sit in for long work sessions. Also, I never got a QR code, so I couldn't get in when I first arrived to check in.

The triple room had two bunk beds, but the high ceiling kept it from feeling cramped. It was clean and nice, and being able to use the coworking space for a fee after checkout was convenient.