Yeah Barcelona Hostel Reviews

The room is spacious and even have a desk and mirror (this is convenient for girls getting ready). It is quite clean and the bed is comfy too. The bathroom is separated with the toilet so it is better. The location is not bad as you can walk to most of the attractions and it feels safe too

I stayed at Yeah Hostel for 3 nights. There were several high points, but also some significant drawbacks that made the experience bittersweet. Service & Staffs -The receptionists were very accommodating and helpful. However, I noticed a clear difference with the other staff members; many didn’t seem happy working there and weren't as friendly or welcoming as the front desk team. The Incident - Living in a hostel always carries a risk. Unfortunately, I lost cash inside my room during my stay. While the hostel acknowledged the situation, they couldn't conduct an investigation because there is no CCTV in the private sleeping areas—which is understandable for privacy, but still very frustrating. Facilities - The rooms are spacious, and the lockers are large enough to fit a big piece of luggage. It’s a peaceful place to stay despite being a hostel. Location - This is the hostel’s best feature. It’s walking distance to Sagrada Família and other major tourist spots. There are plenty of resto-bars, convenience stores, and easy access to both bus stops and the metro. A great spot for convenience and comfort, but you must be extremely careful with your cash and valuables, as you never know who you are sharing a room with.

Great location! It's a short walk to Gaudí's three famous buildings, the metro station, and a supermarket. I opted for breakfast, which was decent. I didn't try dinner as 9 PM is a bit late for my schedule, but I did notice the food quality looked quite good. The wardrobe in the room was incredibly spacious and held a lot.

Very nice one. People are friendly here don’t miss the dinner here.

This hotel is really great, and the location is absolutely superb. You can walk to all the attractions, so there's no need for public transportation. As a hostel, it also feels very safe. The breakfast at 12 euros in the evening and 7 euros in the morning were both good. The front desk staff were also very nice. My only complaint is that the USB charging port was broken. I actually thought my own plug was faulty and went out to buy a new one, only to find out later it was the hotel's. I would definitely stay here again next time.

Everything is cool!! Great location, love the dinning are Just not having enough luck which few room mates going out and back at midnight from 11pm to 4am and woke me up few times

I saw a lot of people recommending this hotel online, and for over 500 a night, it was pretty good overall. It's in a nice central location in Barcelona, not far from the attractions. You can walk to Sagrada Familia, and public transport is also very convenient for other places.

Great stay! The hostel is clean, comfortable, and has a really nice vibe. The staff are super friendly and helpful. I met some amazing people here and had a great time hanging out in the common area. Would definitely come back again!

It's very close to the subway, and you need the front desk to open the door to get in, so it feels quite safe. The sink didn't have hot water. Luggage storage is free, it's in a small room next to the front desk and isn't supervised, but you can lock your bags to the shelves.

First off, the soundproofing is absolutely terrible. Not only can you hear doors slamming in other rooms on the same floor, but you can also hear the toilet and shower doors closing in the room next door. Even worse, you can hear *everything* from the toilet crystal clear. Secondly, if you're 172cm tall, you won't be able to sit up straight or lift your head while on the bed. This means the space between the upper and lower bunks is extremely small. Then there's the air conditioning – it's set very low, and since it's centrally controlled, you can't adjust it in your room. We were freezing even under the blankets, and two or three of us felt unwell the next morning. Finally, when the rooms are fully booked, it's pretty much impossible to change beds or get a more thoughtful room assignment. I ended up with a incredibly loud snorer as a roommate. I could *barely* get to sleep with noise-cancelling headphones on, but everyone's schedule is different. Some people come back to wash up at midnight, others at 3 or 4 AM. This kind of noise is guaranteed to wake you up – not just the slamming doors, toilet noises, and flushing, but also the creaking of the bunk beds and bed frames. Personally, I only managed about 3 hours of fragmented sleep over two nights. On the third day, I checked out and found another hotel to get some proper rest (even though it was non-refundable). If you're traveling, I absolutely do not recommend this place. Rest is crucial when you're on a trip, and this hotel completely fails to provide that. The front desk couldn't do anything to help either.

I extend my trip to Barcelona after work trip. Overall this hostel location is very good, close to the metro and nearby some good Tapas restaurant. I would say the 4 room dorm I stayed cleanliness is very good and even better, the toilet and shower are inside the dorm so it is very convenient no need to go out to share with big group of peoples. The only thing have to take note is to bring Pad lock otherwise have to buy from hotel. For me, I forgot to bring pad lock and didn't lock my drawer but it is safe enough as that's room key to access only by the 4 peoples is the same dorm.

The hostel had a great location, making it very convenient to get around. My roommates were also very quiet at night, so I could sleep well. The bathroom inside the room was clean and well maintained.

I stayed here for one night. After seeing the Casa Batlló light-up and having dinner at a nearby Spanish restaurant, I headed to the hotel around 9 PM. It was well-lit and I didn't feel unsafe anywhere.

Clean and safe, with a very spacious and quiet room.