Cantagua Hostel

I really liked the walk from the Historical center to this place and its cool hipster surroundings, which are just out of it. This place can be a great experience if you ve never tapped into the hostel thing. More and more places cater these days for hundreds of customers whilst this one keeps the lounge hostel vibe real, in style. If you plan on sleeping at night, you should be fine. Or you can proofread your Spanish listening skills in the daytime. Staff are Chill. You can and should get to the beach from here. Transport connections are pretty damn good. If you re going to the Arena for a gig you d stay here. Last but not least, bunks are comfy and clean

No room windows. Ok. A/C. The interiors have forced the designer (big up!) to put bathrooms in the rooms. Whilst the loo and the shower have a door in between them and the dorm, the 2 slick sinks and lighted mirrors (girls you gonna luv it!) in the room are outside that door. So just when you re trying to get a much needed sleep, you might learn instead about some big brand s new perfume collection from the gals or football game from the lads. Otherwise interesting conversations yes. Sometimes the dorm door stays open, which is a nice air relief, but you get chat and music from the common room. Travel makes it necessary to get some daytime sleep at some point. And here you probably won't get it, say on a busy day. The fact you sign a paper saying there should be no noise after 10pm shouldn't stop the management from hinting the customers about being considerate of their fellow hostellers' sleep, when in the dorm. Or at least after you give em the old wiggling signal from your bunk ("I'm here mofo! :) But then again you might get in response the also ancient Adagio: "Hey Man. This is a Hostel!"

整体上很平和友善，不吵闹，公共区域开阔且井然有序

仅入住一晚被要求提交10欧作为钥匙押金，这在世界范围民宿酒店都不常见

The hostel has such a lovely community spirit about it. There is only one communal space which encourages everyone staying at the hostel to interact and make friends. This does also mean that you aren’t likely to have much personal space so if you are looking for a more anti-social hostel this may not be the one for you! The kitchen facilities are very good, with two large sinks, a large hob, fridge and microwave. However, this hostel does not have any laundry facilities or outside space to dry clothes, towels etc. The bedroom I stayed in birthed 12 and between us were 2 sinks, 2 showers, and 2 toilets. For me this worked fine as I never seemed to use these facilities at the same time as anyone else. Overall, I would definitely recommend this hostel if you are looking for somewhere with an easy-going and friendly feel and don’t mind being in a slightly less central location in Valencia.

One of the best hostels I’ve ever been to! The hostel feels very „homey“ with a big common space and kitchen. There are many details that show that the owner know how guest use the space and what they need. Boxes for your food, oil to cook, etc. The people running the hostel are also extremely friendly and are there if you need them. Thank you so much for everything!