Hostel Retro

The lobby is open 24/7, as in - the door is always unlocked and of you are lucky, you can find a guest that's awake who can find the owner for you.

Honestly, as a photographer I've been to many obscure places, this one mirrored a crack den. Should we start with the fact that there's mold everywhere? Paint falling off of everything including the beds (which were falling apart as well and felt like an elephant had slept on them). There's Graffiti EVERYWHERE and notes written on the wall, this doesn't have to be something bad if done right, but the wall was also in terrible, dirty shape. Plus, i don't appreciate someone writing stuff like " I ♥️ KKK I ♥️ Hitler I ♥️ Putin White power " Above the table. Upon asked, the owner just said it was a stupid guest that did it - but didn't offer to remove it or anything. I had to go there with a sharpie to remove it. Overal the place is extremely run down and has obviously seen better days. It takes 10 minutes before we have 'some' hot water and it tastes a bit funny. But that might just be me not knowing rusty Georgian water. On the outside it reminds me more of an entrance to a horror show than of a Hostel. Then again, It was the cheapest (€6) in town and I shouldn't complain I guess. Please don't go! It's better to sleep outside!

hostel with interesting interior, hospitable owner

the durmitory room is on the second floor, there is no door, so all the noise is heard. It was not possible to go to bed early - from below they turned on the music loudly and talked loudly

Very laid back. La Boheme ! Very friendly staff.

I liked the location, the staff.

I did not like the lighting in the hostel and the state of the bathroom

Everything

Nothing

Price and place

Noise of sraff all night