It's a well organised establishment. Clean linen, well come drink of your choice from their bar, spacious kitchen, laundry roo and a luggage storage. Well worth the money spent on two nights. They deserve more good rating.

I stayed in a 6-bed dorm, which felt a little cramped. No of bathrooms in floor 5 was just one. Inadequate really!

The hostel is situated downtown and has private parking for guests, so you can leave your car to explore Bratislava. It has got a nice garden/terrace, common room and bar with reasonable prices. The bed was comfy and there's as well a small kitchen on the floor as a big one on ground floor, so cooking is not a problem.

You have to make your bed yourself.

It was really close to the center of the city. The staff were very helpful even before I got to the hostel helping with the directions and how to get there. They have a big kitchen with everything that you need. And the fact that they offer laundry it was a plus (for an extra fee) for me. The room has plenty space. And they have many bathrooms per floor.

What I really don't like is that you have to take out your sheets and take them downstairs but well nothing is perfect. What I could recommend them is to put a little table below the electric outlet so you can put your cellphone and other things you want to charge because not all cables are long enough and that could damage the cable. Also, some bathrooms are a little small but it's ok.

When I checked in, the receptionist offered an upgrade to a female only room for free. I really appriciated it. There were only 4 beds, a locker for everyone and a small table with chairs. The bed was comfortable and the room was warm (I was afraid because it was freezing outside at night), every bed had an electric slot above, fresh towels, mini toiletries and earplugs. Our floor had a small kitchen, 3 showers but only one toilet. The place was clean and I felt safe. Great location, near the city centre, working wifi. I would visit again if I would need a place to stay for one night :⁠-⁠)

1. The room is good and easily accessible by lift, which is super useful for travelers with huge luggage. 2. The location is quite near the city center and the shopping mall, just a 10-minute walk away. However, it is not noisy at all at night because the hostel is in a patio. For those who enjoy nightlife, there is also a bar and public area downstairs where you can stay late. 3. The cleaning staff works tirelessly every day to ensure that the rooms and kitchen are clean. They put all utensils in the washing machine every morning, so no matter how messy things get after use, everything is clean and tidy again by the afternoon. ^^ 4. The staff is friendly and informative. When I asked about the bubble in my room that could not turn on, the girl went with me right away and fixed the light. Nice assistance every time when I need support.

I recommend people to stay here when traveling to Bratislava. The only issue is that the lift is quite small, so people often have to wait a long time, especially when there is a group with lots of luggage. However, I understand, and we can either be patient or use the stairs.

Great vibe and atmosphere to the hostel. The hostel staff are super nice, they run events every night and are extremely inclusive and welcoming. Great rooms with plenty of space. Showers, toilet and kitchen on each level, plus a big shared kitchen on the ground floor. Free laundry with both washer and drying! Fantastic. Great location and easy walking to the old town and all the sights of Bratislava, plus public transport right out front of the hostel. Multiple supermarkets within easy walking distance.

3 showers to 1 toilet on each level but given how many people were staying at the hostel I only saw a line for the toilet once. No air conditioning if you aren't a fan of the hot weather.

I was worried that the bar might make it too noisy, but unless you were actually in the bar, there was no noise elsewhere. I enjoyed the bar actually, as there was a friendly atmosphere and the prices were very good. There were all the facilities you could want - a well-equipped kitchen, a smoking room, a garden with seating, a luggage room (free of charge), a laundry room, the bar, a fridge and small kitchen area on each floor, a lift (important as there were 5 floors), good-size rooms and comfortable beds, showers with places to put your clothes (towels free on request). Also, the hostel was set back from the street and its traffic noise but near to a tram stop. One of the best hostels I have been to (and I have been travelling for 2 months in Central Europe)..Maps and helpful staff at reception and not too many Lists of Rules around the place, like in some I have been to. All that for a very low charge - just be aware they book fast so, if you extend your stay, do it early or you may miss out.

Not much - I would have liked lights for each bed. Also, no aircon in rooms (that I was in anyway), just fans - so it was quite warm as we had a heatwave when I was there. You had to make up your own bed and take the bedding down when you left, but no big drama, at least you knew it was clean!

This place truly has paid attention to detail. Everything was so well organised! They give you a card with your name so you can mark which bed is yours. They also have cards/stickers and pens on the fridge so you can mark your food. So many helpful signs around the place. They even have a sign above the water tap telling you that the water is potable! Great facilities: kitchen, laundry, many clean bathrooms. They have a bar in the basement and a complimentary welcome drink was a nice touch, even though the bar was a bit noisy for my taste. Also, you could buy a little "breakfast package" from reception, a nice thought indeed! In the dorm there's a shelf and a power socket for every bed. The hostel seemed to have a lot of fun things going on. I only had one night so I couldn't join in but I'm sure many guests will enjoy the vibe, especially young people.

Some inconsiderate people in my dorm talked at night, making it hard for others to sleep. One lady arrived in the middle of the night, put the lights on in the whole dorm and took... her... own... sweet... time, making her bed and unpacking her things. I really cannot blame this on the hostel. It's not their fault and they can't be everybody's babysitters. And they were already offering free earplugs at the reception! But here's a thought: Maybe some smaller lights for every bed so people didn't feel the need to illuminate the whole room? Or maybe curtains around the beds? And to any future guests who may be reading this: Please shut up at night. If you want to socialise, hostels have common rooms for this exact purpose.

Really spacious room and great bathroom.. The staff were lovely. The guy in the bar organising beer pong and games was great at getting everyone together. The atmosphere was really friendly and relaxed. Met lots of lovely people, all ages and nationalities and everyone was really friendly. We loved that there were things going on each night in the bar. Thanks to all for a lovely stay.

No negatives really. For a hostel it was really great :-)

I didn't interact with the staff much, but when I did, they were helpful and polite. You can buy bus/tram tickets from the reception, which is so helpful! The bathroom was cleaned constantly, which was good. The beds were extremely comfy and warm. And the lockers were spacious. The desk in the bedroom was nice, too. Really happy with the price too, it meant I could have a budget 4-day getaway without compromising on comfort.

The kitchen was clean and well equipped, but at busy times (more than 5 people), it became overcrowded and chaotic, with no where to sit and eat as you can't take plates/cutlery/etc out of the kitchen. Also, the kitchen relies on guests to clean, so the sinks are full of bits of food. But I did like that it had a dishwasher, so some plates did get properly washed. Also, there is a lovely common room with sofas and bean bags, but its tucked away in the basement and when I went down, no one was there and no one was taking part in the Karaoke- I don't know if the hostel could do something to encourage more people into the area, as its such a great space, but I ended up spending most of my time at the hostel in my room.