ostello nella provincia di Distretto di Columbia, Stati Uniti d'America

Tutto è buono, ma le strutture di alloggio senza sockets vicino al letto sono capelli e non li ho mai visto. Sembra un letto di capsula, ma è notabile che non è gestito vicino. Buono valore per soldi

I just arrived at the hostel, I was checked in by a very friendly guy who explained how the hostel works and showed me the room where I was going to stay. When I went to the common area there was Jessica, sitting in the only Cauch in the house with her feet on the table and a defiant attitude. When I asked her about the city she did not show the slightest interest in helping me, in fact she was starting to get angry for not letting her watch her favorite series on Netflix. The hostel is very small and the only common area is the TV room that belongs to her. In addition to not helping you at all, she won't let you watch anything on TV while she's there, you can't leave your food in the fridge because it's completely full with her food labeled Jessica😈, She works in the tourism industry and is judgmental and laughs at foreigners who don't speak well English. I could go on and on. I hope that the owner, who seems not to have noticed what kind of person is working for him, reacts and fires her before he loses all his customers. She even allows herself to laugh at the fact that, after a certain hour she does not answer the customer’s phonecalls to save herself more work from the check ins. Experience straight out of a horror movie! Jessica, because of you I will never return to this hostel!

Had a fab time staying at this hostel. Met some great new people and enjoyed seeing the city together. Location is excellent to see downtown DC. I travelled in and out of Union Station on foot (40 min walk) and felt safe. My dorm was fine. Simple but comfy bunk, locker for my gear (bring a lock) and easy access to shared bathrooms. Wifi in my dorm was non-existent but it worked great in the reception and just sitting on the brownstone stoop outside. Communal breakfast was simple, fresh cooked choc chip pancakes and coffee (all I needed) and all the prep areas you need if you wanna fetch your own food (great cheap supermarket next door). Lots of nice people to chat to on the days I stayed. Nice outdoor terrace to eat too.

I wanted to love this place! If I were in my 20's, I'm sure I would have but now that im in my 40s and have gotten used to staying in ”real” hotels...this place just wasn't cutting it :-( It's in a beautiful building on the corner. Lots of restaurants that are walkable. The door to the building is always locked which is great. You need your key card to get in. Check-in was easy. FYI, everyone in your party that wants a key will need to provide ID. I booked Hotel room 305 (private 3rd floor walk-up). I knew going into it that it was going to be small and that it would require climbing a ladder to get up to 2 of the beds. I just wasn't quite prepared for just how small and just how steep the ladder would be! My 70 year old dad slept on the lower bed. My husband, my 9 year old son and I slept on the loft. Its VERY low up there! My poor husband (6ft) literally couldn't stand when he was up there! The ladder is a little scary. It only has a handle on both sides for the upper half and like I said its very steep so you really gotta heave yourself up there haha. It was super annoying if you had to use the bathroom during the night. It was like sleeping on the world's highest bunk bed. The bathroom was like a lot of European bathrooms where the toilet and the shower are all just together in one tiled room, no lip for separation. There is a shower curtain, but it doesn't really do much to contain the water. The sink to wash your hands is outside of the bathroom. The common areas downstairs were cute. A few big refrigerators to store your food and they provide labels. I've stayed in many hostels in my life and this was definitely a nice one but if you are like me and have gotten used to regular hotel rooms, just bite the bullet and spend the money! If you are in your 20's then go for it! :-)

Tutto è buono, ma le strutture di alloggio senza sockets vicino al letto sono capelli e non li ho mai visto. Sembra un letto di capsula, ma è notabile che non è gestito vicino. Buono valore per soldi

I just arrived at the hostel, I was checked in by a very friendly guy who explained how the hostel works and showed me the room where I was going to stay. When I went to the common area there was Jessica, sitting in the only Cauch in the house with her feet on the table and a defiant attitude. When I asked her about the city she did not show the slightest interest in helping me, in fact she was starting to get angry for not letting her watch her favorite series on Netflix. The hostel is very small and the only common area is the TV room that belongs to her. In addition to not helping you at all, she won't let you watch anything on TV while she's there, you can't leave your food in the fridge because it's completely full with her food labeled Jessica😈, She works in the tourism industry and is judgmental and laughs at foreigners who don't speak well English. I could go on and on. I hope that the owner, who seems not to have noticed what kind of person is working for him, reacts and fires her before he loses all his customers. She even allows herself to laugh at the fact that, after a certain hour she does not answer the customer’s phonecalls to save herself more work from the check ins. Experience straight out of a horror movie! Jessica, because of you I will never return to this hostel!

Had a fab time staying at this hostel. Met some great new people and enjoyed seeing the city together. Location is excellent to see downtown DC. I travelled in and out of Union Station on foot (40 min walk) and felt safe. My dorm was fine. Simple but comfy bunk, locker for my gear (bring a lock) and easy access to shared bathrooms. Wifi in my dorm was non-existent but it worked great in the reception and just sitting on the brownstone stoop outside. Communal breakfast was simple, fresh cooked choc chip pancakes and coffee (all I needed) and all the prep areas you need if you wanna fetch your own food (great cheap supermarket next door). Lots of nice people to chat to on the days I stayed. Nice outdoor terrace to eat too.

I wanted to love this place! If I were in my 20's, I'm sure I would have but now that im in my 40s and have gotten used to staying in ”real” hotels...this place just wasn't cutting it :-( It's in a beautiful building on the corner. Lots of restaurants that are walkable. The door to the building is always locked which is great. You need your key card to get in. Check-in was easy. FYI, everyone in your party that wants a key will need to provide ID. I booked Hotel room 305 (private 3rd floor walk-up). I knew going into it that it was going to be small and that it would require climbing a ladder to get up to 2 of the beds. I just wasn't quite prepared for just how small and just how steep the ladder would be! My 70 year old dad slept on the lower bed. My husband, my 9 year old son and I slept on the loft. Its VERY low up there! My poor husband (6ft) literally couldn't stand when he was up there! The ladder is a little scary. It only has a handle on both sides for the upper half and like I said its very steep so you really gotta heave yourself up there haha. It was super annoying if you had to use the bathroom during the night. It was like sleeping on the world's highest bunk bed. The bathroom was like a lot of European bathrooms where the toilet and the shower are all just together in one tiled room, no lip for separation. There is a shower curtain, but it doesn't really do much to contain the water. The sink to wash your hands is outside of the bathroom. The common areas downstairs were cute. A few big refrigerators to store your food and they provide labels. I've stayed in many hostels in my life and this was definitely a nice one but if you are like me and have gotten used to regular hotel rooms, just bite the bullet and spend the money! If you are in your 20's then go for it! :-)