Red Carpet Hostel

The walls are pretty thin, so it gets loud when people come back to sleep, usually between 22:00-00:00. After that, it gets quiet. Otherwise, this is a really good hostel: clean and cheap, with a small ground-floor kitchen that hardly anyone seemed to be using. You can get a double room or the usual eight-person dorm, and there's a fridge on your floor. The bathroom is clean and looks good. I can totally recommend it.

Simple, clean, and easy to get to, with what you need for a group stay. It can feel a little stuffy and warm at night. Some toilets only had a shower, with no sink for washing hands and no paper to dry them. And the wall color scheme was hard to look at.

We had a king bed room for two, which was fine and had lots of space. There was also a little kitchen area with a kettle. The bathroom looked nice, but smelled bad. The location is good, about a 10-15 minute walk from the center, and the staff were cool. There's a kitchen downstairs if you want to cook, plus a smoking area. You can buy breakfast at the hostel too. I'd recommend it for a few nights. The price is affordable.

We came back to a clean room and bathroom after our days out, and the beds were comfortable. We had a private bathroom in a building across the street. The hostel is inexpensive but the conditions were quite decent, so the value was great. It's about a 20-minute walk from the main square. The staff were especially friendly and helpful, and the breakfast, which costs extra, was excellent. If you just need somewhere to rest and sleep and aren't after luxury, it's a great choice. Highly recommended!