2-Star Hotels in Pest, Hungary

Well located and a lovely place to stay in Zadar. The room has an AC and it works perfectly fine. The size of a sleeping box is great and allow you to flip your body whole night without stressing yourself from being considerate to your roommates. The best part is the reception who push the experience to the best outcome, very lovely, cheerful, and helpful. Definitely recommended👍.

An excellent hostel! It's clean and safe, and the kitchen and bathrooms are spacious and spotless. It's much better managed than any other hostel I've stayed in! The front desk staff are also very helpful when you encounter any issues. A special thanks to Mimi from the staff for her help! I didn't have cash and couldn't pay for the bus with my card, so the kind Mimi gave me an unused transportation card 😭. She truly saved my day! Mimi is the definition of a beautiful person with a kind heart! Haha, I wonder if it's appropriate to post her picture here? But she's really amazing! This hostel is great too! Highly recommend staying here.

One thing really upset me! The blinds in my room were broken. I reported it that same day, and the Macedonian guy told me the maintenance worker wouldn't be in until Monday. So, on Monday, I told the front desk again. The Hungarian guy there promised it would be fixed that day, but it never was. Later, when I spoke to the Macedonian guy about it, he immediately snapped back, saying he had told maintenance that they finished work at 4 PM. I thought to myself, 'Does he really need to be that angry?' Maybe his colleague didn't inform him, but it's certainly not my fault. Afterward, when I asked to change rooms, the Macedonian guy had a very impatient attitude! I think that Macedonian guy's customer service skills need some training! And one of the elevators is always out of order…

The location is in front of bus stop and really close to tram stop. There is SPAR in the beside building. The smell of the hostel is so wonderful. The bed and pillow are very comfortable, I had best sleep ever in my 8 days Europe travelling. They even give two pillows. The storage locker are big enough for luggage 24. The toilet and shower stall have many and the receptionist are so helpful. One of the best hostel ever.

When I booked this hostel, there weren't many photos or reviews to go by, so I decided to write a detailed one this time, complete with lots of pictures! First off, the hostel's location is truly excellent. It's very close to both the light rail and the subway. Downstairs, there's a McDonald's and a Starbucks, and a supermarket is just a short walk away. The room layout is really cool, almost like a loft. All beds have curtains, so privacy is excellent. There's actually a kitchen right in the room! It's fully equipped with pots, pans, a microwave, a fridge, and an induction cooktop. There's one shower room and one toilet. The room offers plenty of storage space. Each bed has a standard power outlet and a night light. There are also a table and chairs in the room. While it's quite basic, it has everything you need. The color scheme always gives me a cozy, grandma's house kind of vibe. Breakfast is provided, usually from 7 AM to 11 AM. I think the timing is very flexible, so both early risers and late sleepers can enjoy it. I personally found the breakfast quite good, with tea, coffee, juice, milk, and some bread, vegetables, and hard-boiled eggs. You can store your luggage, and a €5 cash deposit is required at check-in. The bathroom has a hairdryer, and 2-in-1 shower gel/shampoo is also provided.

When the check-in counter staff informed that the payment has not been made. Usually, because the long-term plan to travel first, the payment may not be remembered, but because this time it is almost three days before the departure, it is very definitely to pay directly online. I turned over the mailbox and opened the reservation confirmation form to the handsome guy at the counter to see the payment. The other party was very surprised because it showed different conditions with the computer, so I immediately called the supervisor to ask. At the same time, I also asked Trip.com how to deal with this situation on the online customer service. The customer service confirmed that I had indeed paid successfully and comforted me without worrying. The handsome guy at the counter also suggested that I store my luggage first and go to nearby attractions. I don’t want my delayed travel plan. ⋯ I put my luggage and turned out of the hotel. At the same time, the customer service also responded that the message has been processed. I immediately went back to the counter to confirm the status. ～ It turned out that the consumption tax in a similar city has not been paid. Five days 9. A few euros, I directly gave 10 euros to end this round! I love the small balcony of the room and I will take a panoramic view every day when I get up. Then the hotel without children should give six stars directly!

## Ambiance: The hotel boasts a lovely inner courtyard and a nice backyard. The lobby is also quite spacious, offering plenty of common areas and pleasant background music. ## Room: 1. I opted for a double bed room, which felt a bit cramped. It was roughly 15 square meters, not very comfortable, poorly ventilated, and lacking in natural light. However, it was a good price for a solo traveler. 2. The room window couldn't open fully, only a small slit, and it was a tall, narrow window. There was air conditioning in the room. 3. The bathroom did have some noise, as the exhaust fan seemed to be constantly on, but it was acceptable. It had a wet/dry separation, and the bathroom itself was spacious, though the shower stall felt a bit tight when closing the door. There was a hairdryer, and typical of European bathrooms, the trash cans were quite small. 4. I recall the room desk being small. The bed appeared to be two 2-meter by 0.9-meter beds pushed together. ## Service: The hotel staff were quite enthusiastic. ## Location: Hostels are typically in city centers, and this one has a decent location. There were even scooters outside the entrance, and nearby, there were snack shops open late at night, attracting many young people.

Did not sleep well here at all. There is no privacy in the room, it's not expensive or difficult to put up some sheets or curtains. Very poor effort. It's like sharing a room with your siblings all over again. Very thin walls too so the next door group kept us awake It's supposed to be quiet after 10pm but they all late check in, as a result I was woken by 2am check ins. The socket next to my bed didn't work, neither did the lamp. The pillow is dreadful. The bed is ok. Window didn't close fully and no curtains so sunrise woke me up. Excellent kitchen, comfortable lounge areas, 3 showers & 1 bathroom. All cleaned reasonably well. Check in was easy enough, she is very friendly. The building is absolutely beautiful. The entrance is next to PIZZA ME and a money exchange/kebab store. Supermarkets nearby. Metro & tram nearby. It is in an excellent location. It was cheap and actually good value, I just didn't sleep well If you like privacy and quiet then maybe give this one a swerve

Cons: Not so great initially - strong smell on the room, noise on the street but sorted out quickly. Thanks to prompt action by the management. In most of my stay, floor on the shared bathroom is always wet and no proper ventilation. Lockers are outside the bedrooms so it’s worth having a spare bag for some essential items that you need to keep next to you. Duvet slightly short for tall person. My roommate’s bed was creaking loudly even with simple movement. Pros: Near bus stop and metro station. Near to the popular thermal bath - Széchenyi, and tourist spots Heroes’ Square. Accommodating reception. Things to improve: Proper ventilation and floor rug in the bathroom. Long duvet, cleaner bedsheets and duvet cover and pillow. Overall: If you stay most of the time outside and it’s okay. Main gate always open, occupants got a key for main door but most of time it’s also open. I guess for the price, you get what you paid for.

I wanted to drop off my luggage before the early check-in, so I went to the building where the hotel is located. However, I struggled to figure out how to ring the bell at the building's front door. The hotel occupies only one floor on the second level of the building. Although there's an elevator inside, it requires a special key, so I had to carry my luggage up the stairs initially. Despite being an old building, the rooms have been nicely renovated, and the shower room was spacious with no issues. The only downside was that the Wi-Fi didn't work in the room, so I had to go to the common area, which was inconvenient. Breakfast isn't included, but the location is very convenient for getting around, making it suitable for sightseeing.