Where to Sleep

This is the dystopian version of a hostel: every square centimeter has been devoted to the owner's passive income. No common area, no kitchen, not even a chair anywhere. I booked a tiny room and it was literally the size of a bed — the two of us could barely move. You're not meant to interact with other humans. That's fine, it's perfect if you just need a place to crash right next to the train station. But when even the basics like toilets and showers are either broken or not clean enough, it becomes a dump

Great location, the only concern is the noise during the night, it's possible to hear anything from the corridor which is ok because it's a hostel and if someone is looking for a quiet place to have a good night of sleep I'd recommend to stay in a place away from town. Overall the hostel is good and super safe.

Great for location and safety. Rooms were small but very comfortable. The only downside to this place is the amount of toilets and showers (2 toilets and 2 showers for the whole place). They also weren’t separated by gender so I did feel uncomfortable at times, and it made it really hard when you had to keep waiting to use the toilet. The cleanliness was my biggest problem, the showers especially! The white shower walls were stained yellow and smelt like a male urinal.