Hostel Eleven

The front desk staff were extremely kind and helpful. Since it was my first time in Europe, my travel and transportation planning didn’t go well. I got off the bus very late, and it was cold. Thank you so much for letting me stay at the front desk instead of being stranded outside,I truly appreciate it.

I didn't try the kitchen and didn't see anybody who did. I came by public transport, don't know anything about parking. There was no breakfast in the hostel, but turning links on the street led to a "coffee wagon", open about 8 am, and across the street there was a bakery, open from 6:30. I didn't like that it was impossible to leave the luggage in the hostel after checkout. Being Christmas day, they were closing early. Apart of that, the staff was friendly.

Staff was friendly and nice. However, building, hallways, kitchen and bathroom was smelling location is perfect. With cheap price, it's worth to stay there for few days

Nice enough hostel in the centre of a quiet city. A little difficult to find and kitchen areas a bit small, but bedrooms are well sized and bunk beds surprisingly comfortable

Check in was no problem. The bed frame of my bottom bunk unfortunately broke on my first night. But housekeeping was able to fix it by the next morning. The bathrooms and showers were shared down the hall, but there wasn’t any stools in the showers to place a bag down on them without more door hooks. My only complaint is that housekeeping brought their little daughter to work with them every day, running down the halls. So if you’re trying to mind your business, brushing your teeth in the communal bathroom, she might just barge in and it would be bothersome. So be warned if you’re a late riser like myself.