Unni House

The staff were friendly and helpful, but the rest of the experience was inconvenient, especially in the noisy, smelly neighborhood. Getting luggage in and out is difficult, so I wouldn't choose this place for a long stay. They advertise it as female-only, but there are boys staying in the hostel, so it isn't truly girls-only. They take cash only; they don't understand international bank transfers, and card payment isn't really available unless you pay a 10 percent fee. I didn't see a card machine, and they don't give receipts. Breakfast is just bread with jam and cereal with milk.

It’s a simple place, but very well organized, and public transport makes it easy to get around despite being a bit far from the city’s main attractions. The bed was a little hard. Breakfast is best not to count on, just bread and tea. Still, for the price, you can’t expect much, and I think it’s worth it.

A nice, comfortable guesthouse with a very kind owner. It’s right by the subway station, and there’s a kitchen and refrigerator.

I've never stayed somewhere like this before. The hallway dormitory was worse than the staff. When I asked for shampoo, they were in the room chatting with someone I know.