Julia in casa

Late at night, someone comes trying to get into my room. Normally, at any hotel or hostel, this means someone is a bit drunk or disoriented and has mistaken their room. But, surprise! Eventually he gets other keys and manages to unlock my riom! Why? Because the hostel has mistaken the rooms, has lost track of my web booking, and has told the other customer where to get ALL keys behind the front desk, and told that other customer my room is his. So -- not a "private room", in fact.

So the staff were polite and the location was five minutes away from the train station, so that was good. In terms of the room, I would say it wasn’t a great value for money. The room was quiet basic to say the least… There was one set of bunk beds, even though I had booked for one person. Except for that the room was almost empty, one basic table and not even a chair, but two stools. There was something which resembled a a wardrobe but it was broken inside. All of the furniture was very old.

Nice place. Kinda cozy. Staff is a young guy who is usually up late, which is great if you’re getting in late or have a question. Always happy to help out. Everything’s pretty basic in terms of kitchen and bathroom. Didn’t have any issues with the place. Value for money.