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Bed and bathroom need renovation. I\'ve found a giant cockroach in the toilet paper tube. Suzie seems nice but the other man is not really a welcomme enthusiast. Feel like in a old decadent british pension and not in a hostel.
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- Anonymous
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Horible, not safe, found another hostel at last moment to feel safe.
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- Anonymous
- France
- Male 25-30
- (2 reviews)
I was nearly stranded in the middle of the night because I was told online that I had until 11:45PM to check in, but when I called, was told I had to be there by 11:30. In addition to not being able to check in between 12PM and 5. The limited check-in times alone are enough to reconsider staying here. The house was so dirty that I didn\'t shower there, the bathrooms were poorly supplied, the beds were uncomfortable, and the house was in poor repair. But, it\'s only ~$30. You get what you pay for
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- Anonymous
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Standard recipe for a international youth hostel. Sadly this is a bit rare in USA, but they have it here. Location is very central, staff ready to answer all questions and help and the place is ideal for meeting up with other travelers. The place was a bit empty when I was there though, but the few people we where hooked up and had a good time anyway. Would recommend this to anyone backpacking or travelling to meet people.
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- Anonymous
- Denmark
- Male 25-30
- (3 reviews)
a fun and funky place...good location and clean...it felt very safe and would visit again
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- Anonymous
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The place is old and with no facilities. You may think that is ok for the price, but after reserving 10% online, when you arrive to the place, they say that is a different price because it includes taxes, so that reservation simply disappears. That is nowhere explained in the web page. What is mentioned in the web page is that there is Wi-Fi included, but when you get there, they say you have to pay 5 dollars to get access. For tourists, every penny matters if you don\'t mind paying more, go.
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- Anonymous
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Suzy was a wonderful hostess- on our second night she made food for everyone which really made us feel at home. The rooms are huge, but the bunkbeds are a bit low (I hit my head loads.) The bathroom blinds were broken which made me a bit uncomfortable, and there are no locks on the rooms. there is big balcony and the house is massive with loads of space to hang out. Area is a bit dodgy but supermarkets & laundry nearby. Great place to stay with great people!
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- Anonymous
- England
- Female 18-24
- (9 reviews)
The room is rarely maintained, no trashbin available; all rubbish previous guests left lays everywhere in room and patio. The low noise level policy during night is not enforced. I can't actually recommend this hostel.
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- Anonymous
- Germany
- Male 41+
- (5 reviews)
Had a great time at the hostel staff so friendly . Susie is a lady and done everything possible to make us feel welcome.
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- Anonymous
- Ireland
- Female 25-30
- (2 reviews)
The hostel is in a good location, on the outskirts of downtown near the Fox Theatre and North Drive MARTA station. It\'s a quieter, clean hostel unlike the crazy party ones on Miami Beach. What I remember best was the lady/proprieter Susie who was very nice. Gave me free internet, tips on Atlanta, and let me store my luggage on my final day in Atlanta. By the way Susie, I was able to make my Greyhound bus to Miami at midnight. I\'ll be sure to use your place again.
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- Anonymous
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2nd time ive stayed here.Staff are are great and very freindly.Lovley to sit out on downstairs or upstairs decking.Has a real nice old style charm to it
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- Anonymous
- Australia
- Male 31-40
- (9 reviews)
Good hostel, but the staff can be a little bit rude. U need to pay $5,00 for the wifi. Check In only after 17h.
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- Anonymous
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Atlanta International is located in one of the city's nicest areas, Midtown. The close by Marta station allows travellers to get there easily. The hostel itself is a rather old building with a nice common area and wide dorms. Staying at room 36 is to be recommended due to its large balcony. I had a good time staying at this hostel thanks to its family charackter and very warmhearted and helpful staff. Keep it up!
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- Anonymous
- Germany
- Female 18-24
- (4 reviews)
This is one of the worst places I have lived.The house lady of this place is a racist, profusely rude and manner-less person. She behaved so badly with me, cancelled my reservation without giving any reason, threw away my luggage bag outside the hostel when I went there to check-in, which damaged my 1 wheel of bag. She is argumentative, lacks reasoning, and does not make you feel welcome. The same experiences are shared by few of my friends who are living there, just because it is a cheap place.
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- Anonymous
- India
- Male 25-30
- (1 review)
Great place to stay, but really cold at night.
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- Anonymous
- Australia
- Male 18-24
- (1 review)
Great location for the money! Friendly owner willing to assist anyway possible. Walk across the street for great eats.
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- USA
- Male 41+
- (1 review)
Absolute worst place I ever Stayed at. WiFi costs 5$, only place in Northa America that charges for WiFi. Staff was unfriendly and refused to start the heating despite the fact it was FREEZING. I saw a for sale sign outside the hostel - maybe it's for the best.
- Novice Nomad
- sufa2000
- Israel
- Male 18-24
- (6 reviews)
I\'ve been staying at this hostel for years when I\'m in Atlanta on business. I\'m generally satisfied with my stay. Since I\'m there on business, I don\'t engage much in the social aspects of the hostel, but have enjoyed the brief interactions and conversations I\'ve had with the other guests. After getting home from my most recent trip and reviewing paperwork, I think I was overcharged for my stay. It\'s only about six or seven dollars but still....every penny counts these days. I think the fact that I\
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