International Travellers’ Hostel

there is no division between the dorms. The common room is where the hotel owner lives with his family and you go through that to the dorms which is basically a hall connected. The hostel manager plays music, family has picnic and goes abt their day the whole time which you can clearly listen when you sleep on your bed. It is like a dharamshala. 2/5. The manager mother is an old lady she was sweet. You can order food from outside. Not recommended.

Location is a bit of town, and most drivers didn’t know the location of the hostel. We stayed in the “suite” and not the shared rooms. Room was nice, however no top sheet and only a blanket without a cover (seemed clean?), shower water pressure was woeful, had to shower together so one could hold the nozzle. there were mosquitoes in the room. Large windows to common area had inadequate curtains which made you feel a bit exposed. Suggest that shared rooms are better here

Fantastic hostel. Location is a bit far from the center and it's a bit quiet atmosphere wise, but everything else is perfect. Very clean hostel, hot shower, comfy beds with curtains for privacy, beautiful garden to sit around, good wifi, good food, and a laundry machine you can use. Bikas, the manager, speaks great English and is a welcoming, super friendly person that will help you with anything you might need. There's a security guard at the entrance at all times. It's spacious and quiet.Book!