Hostels in Northern Europe

"First time staying at a hostel solo and in a 4 person room. It wasn’t too bad. Everyone’s doing their own thing and everyone was quite nice and respectful. Bring a lock with you for you’re in room storage there’s quite a lot of room in there. Easy Walk from the train and Walking distance to where you need to go. Easy to meet people at the solo travelers table and join the hostel activities. The place is awesome. Would definitely be staying here again no question about it. The staff is awesome. "

"Lovely place, although their were under refurbishment so there was no bar or restaurant available. The bathrooms are very dark and smell damp. The property doesn't seem to be cleaned often, many times I used the bathrooms they were dirty and overflowing with toilet paper. The kitchen was also not very well looked after, it could be more stocked with essential items like mugs and cutlery. The 49 people room is well divided so it doesn't feel like there are that many people in there. My only...

"it was a great value"

"Nice"

"Room comfortable. However a leaky urinal and blocked toilet was a negative. The fact that the hostel is in the red light district meant that venturing out wasn't a possibility. "

"You get what you pay for. Excellent service and staff at front desk . Clean rooms but windows usually difficult to shut and don’t keep all noise out. There will (naturally) be noise until around 10pm inside the hostel. Perfect for a cheap night and early start stay in central London. "

"There were some pretty loud ambient noises happening occasionally that made it harder to fall asleep but otherwise very good."

"Really nice and affordable place to stay. Really really warm inside! I had been in Europe for over a week at that point and it was the first time I actually felt warmed up!"