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First of all, you need to know that the bathroom and toilet are shared, and the public space is large, so the actual room size is much smaller than that shown.

I have been traveling for 2 weeks across multiple cities in Europe, staying in several hostels, and so far, this one stands out as superior. First of all, the staff were amazing—very welcoming and friendly. The rooms were clean and well-organized, and the amenities were perfect. I honestly enjoyed my time in there.

First off as the street is in a terrible condition, but the hotel itself turned out to be good. Very new hotel, the room is small but very comfortable and thoughtful. Good shower and toilet. All furniture and clothing and towels are new. I think I was alone in the whole hotel. The settlement is remote, convenient, code-based entrance.when the street makes the asphalt cover and brings this area with old houses in order will be even better. Near the metro, bus, waiting station and bus station, there is a mini-shop next to. I'm very pleased to have chosen this hotel. I would like another glass in the room and a teapot in the kitchen. Then the kitchen was downstairs, but all the closets were closed and I would like to have a tea or coffee.

Very good, take a walk around the river at night. The room is clean, just to climb the stairs, the breakfast provided has bread, yogurt, fruit snacks, orange juice, coffee, milk, tea, and homemade biscuit cakes.

The front desk is warm and hygienic, but there is no elevator, you need to carry your luggage upstairs, a bit tired

I didn't expect to live in the semi-basement facing the street. I was woken up by the pedestrians at six or seven o'clock. Hygienic rain facilities are not bad. The only downside is that you can't pay by credit card and only receive cash.

the hostel is simple, but everything is very clean and the bed is comfortable.

It was very close to our destination, which was a great help. Online check-in was also smooth and easy.