Little One Hostel

I stayed in a private room with shared bathrooms. The rooms, bathroom, and common areas were extremely clean. It's in the city centre and has laundry facilities onsite. The room was quite big, and some storage would be helpful for guests staying longer.

The room and bathroom were clean, and the hostel was good. There were only small lockers outside the room, though, and staff were around for just a few hours a day.

I stopped in for coffee, and the iced latte was delicious. The interior is cute, too. When I told the woman how much I liked the Thai coffee beans, she gave me an espresso shot to try. Such lovely customer service, and a perfect start to my day.

We ended up moving to another hostel. The breakfast was awful, barely breakfast at all: bread for making toast that clearly had been sitting there for days, plus coffee or juice. When we arrived in heavy rain, we hadn't been emailed the entry code and there was no one at reception, so we stood outside waiting to be let in. My partner and I both hurt our backs on the bed in our private room. It was extremely low, with a very hard mattress, and the layout was weird. Not good for people with bad joints. There wasn't a private bathroom, either. I wouldn't recommend this hostel.