The Wayfaring Buckeye Hostel

房間有點擠，不過總體比較經濟，衞生間是共用的，夜裡睡覺會受影響，地板不會每天打掃，頭髮比較多。早餐是自助，可以自己做，算比較自由。價格比較合理，算是短期旅行的不錯選擇！

very pleasant and quiet area. I enjoyed my stay. the location is central. the management is very friendly and helpful. I can definitely recommend it.

(Super Late Post) I'd never been to a hostel before going to the Wayfairing Buckey Hostel. I wasn't sure what to expect but I needed a place to stay for 4 days. Don't get me wrong, there is a possibility that you could have some interesting folks staying there as people are people. I stayed in the room that had a bunk... and another set of rooms off that room. I didn't like that those people had to come through my room to get to their room (which was an attic type bungalow). But I guess that is Hostel Life for the lack of better terms. The people that were there when I was there were really cool and we got to hang out in Columbus. We cooked meals and watched Netflix together (not your typical "Netflix and Chill" but certainly a humble good time). I actually made a friend from New Zealand that I plan to visit in the future! Overall, the stay was comfortable. Bring your hygiene products (soap, shampoo), your own towels, DISINFECTANT spray (can never be too clean and disinfected in the bathroom), food etc. Like living in a college dorm room.

I have stayed at hostels before, so I was expecting multiple beds in one room. This hostel has a private room, as well as groupings of three and five. I selected the grouping of five for the very low rate of $34, three miles from the Hyatt convention center. I was pleasantly surprised that there were two beds in my room, there was a keypad lock on the door, and that my roommate was also a woman. Later I realized the other three beds were upstairs, and my room the corridor. I did commit to a five bed room, so I really wasn’t flustered. The bedding smelled fresh, like it had been laundered with bleach, and the three bathrooms were very clean. I like hostels b/c it is a chance to meet people around the globe. My roommate was Brazilian, I made breakfast alongside a man from India, and at breakfast exchanged thoughts about travel and public transportation in Europe vs the U.S. with a young man from Austria. This particular hostel offers bicycles to get around the city. It was a cheap, affordable place to stay, but staying requires a flexible mindset. You don’t get the bathroom to yourself & sometimes there is a line, the bedroom door does open & close as people move through the room. There is a level of trust to sleep with strangers. I gave it three stars as “ average” b/c it is much like hostels I have experienced in the past.

Not a safe area of town. My daughter and I wanted to use a hostel because no dorms available in the summer while we had to come to Columbus multiple times. The reviews and pictures make this location look clean and quaint. We were too afraid of the area to get out of our car. It seems close to campus but if you are not familiar with Columbus just one block makes a big difference. Just know what surrounding area is like before you book. I made the mistake of using a third party vendor non-refundable pay. The owner said in his message by text he would approve cancellation and refund money but ******* indicated he refused. Lesson learned. If you are a male or with a group it would probably be fine. We felt like it was misrepresented on the profile footprints, such as TripAdvisor and *******. I get charging for one night but to not refund the second night when he could have had another booking is just unkind.

We stayed here 1 night and found the property manager very friendly and helpful. It is a clean place and the neighborhood seemed safe as well. We walked to a restaurant about 4 blocks away and had no problems. Our room was the owner's suite, a queen bed and our own room. We did share bathrooms, not utilizing the showers. Everybody who was staying there while we were there was friendly. We have stayed in hostels before and always rent our own private room, sometimes with our own bath. Great economical way to travel!