Hostel República

Poor experience given the price paid which was $30 per night for a dormitory. The breakfast buffet is minimal and dissolved quickly by people who literally thrust it into their bags without any oversight, and from thereon it isn't replenished correctly for all the other guests.The guy responsible for making the breakfast was super rude too. The entire place isn't effectively cleaned either which is sadly the reason why I have to give 1 star. Even with the few negatives expressed, I was itching the first few days and on checkout I saw bed bugs on my linen. Honestly...the cleaning staff are well over 60 years of age, so anything that requires bending or stretching remains sodden in filth - notably the top rim of the shower. Further to the latter, though all the staff bar the breakfast guy were really friendly especially the manager, there were no towels available for new guests as they didn't have enough. Consequently they actually bought me a towel as a gift to keep which is exceptional hospitality, but still quite a mishap for everyone else. I was also offered cake and drinks adding to the already welcoming feel of the place, though further to that expressed already, the WiFi didn't really work on the top floor and functions poorly and sporadically throughout. I wish I could give a better review, but bed bugs is by default a 1 star review. Nonetheless, I give my sincerest regards to everyone at reception for the warm hospitality.

L'auberge est simple, alors ne vous attendez pas à du luxe, mais le service est excellent et l'emplacement est excellent, vous n'aurez même pas besoin de traverser la rue pour prendre le métro. J'ai séjourné dans une chambre privée et je l'ai trouvée très propre également. Mais attention, si vous envisagez d'emmener votre notebook au travail, je vous le déconseille. Il n'y a pas de table avec chaise dans la chambre et le wifi est pratiquement inexistant. La climatisation est très vieille, mais elle fonctionne.