Sleep In BnB

Aside from a few problems, I’d probably stay at this B&B again. It’s quite cheap, so it’s worth it. I’d make my own breakfast and take the bedspread and cushions off if they seemed dirty. The rooms are small and have no storage, but they’re comfortable. The place is pleasant and is actually part of Sodu Hostel. The two main issues were breakfast and the bedroom. Breakfast was terrible: a packet of gooey pink yoghurt mashed with flakes, a sealed packet of oddly tasting sandwiches, and a small jam doughnut. A jug of milk was put by the coffee at the start, but it always ran out quickly and wasn’t replaced. I wouldn’t pay for breakfast unless you like junk food first thing in the morning. The bedspread and cushions over the quilt, not the pillows, smelled unpleasant and looked like they hadn’t been washed in a while. The advertised TV was missing too.

Its main advantage is the location, very close to both the railway and bus stations. It’s fine for a one-night stay. Breakfast was unusual, just two buns with jam and tea or coffee. I wouldn’t recommend eating here.

A nice hostel for the price, with a pleasant common area and outdoor seating at the front. The location is good and the staff are very nice. Don’t expect anything fancy. Breakfasts weren’t special, but they helped us keep to a budget.

It’s a very basic hostel, fine for a couple of days. The breakfast was poor, so I gave it four stars. Don’t spend 3.5€ on it. There are cafes nearby where you can get a really nice meal for 5€.