Nomad Hostel

Great location, close to bus stop to Treviso

Fire alarm at 11:50 pm 🥲 No desk in room with bunk beds

This is the first time I was using this type of shared stay. When i saw it, I did not believed my eyes. Everywhere people just hanging around in a friendly environment. I was astonished!!!!!

Its already perfect….

There is plenty of space around the hostel, probably because of its somewhat isolated location. There is a huge garden, a large common area, and plenty of parking space, so the property never feels overcrowded outside of the dorm itself. The beds are comfortable, and the staff seemed friendly and helpful. The toilets are spacious, as are the showers, which is definitely a plus when staying in a large dorm. Overall, this is a good option if you are looking for a quiet place to rest in Treviso. And if you need somewhere convenient to stay near the airport, this is definitely a place worth considering. Fast Wi-Fi is included!

I think most of the issues I experienced are probably related to the fact that this is a 32-bed dorm. The space available for luggage is quite limited, and the locker is essentially the only place where you can safely store valuable belongings. For example, if you have a briefcase or another larger item that you don’t want to leave in the middle of the room, there isn’t really anywhere else to put it safely. With 31 other people sharing the same room, I don’t think this is an ideal setup. The space around the beds is also quite limited, so it is very easy to disturb other guests when getting in or out of bed, especially at night. Having more power sockets for charging electronic devices would also be helpful, rather than having just one per bed. Additionally, the small pocket next to my bed had rubbish in it when I arrived. The bathrooms could also be cleaned more thoroughly. The overall design of the hostel is nice and well thought out, but cleanliness - especially in the bathrooms - should be a higher priority. Finally, I think it would be useful to have a dedicated area where guests can prepare and eat their own meals. I’m not sure what the local regulations allow, but having some kind of basic self-catering area is quite standard in hostels and would make the stay more convenient.

The room and private bathroom were clean and tidy, the staff were nice and pleasant.

There were only paper tableware upon asking staff (paper plates and single use wooden cutlery, no bowls). That limited the ability to eat anything that wasn’t pre-made, even some instant foods… There are microwaves and kettles, but the lack of proper tableware limits some instant foods choices, which should be kept in mind before choosing this hostel as your stay point. Another issue is the poor accessibility on foot. The hostel is positioned between roads that have no crosswalks or sidewalks for pedestrians. Therefore, anyone that isn’t arriving to the hostel by a vehicle has to run through a pretty busy road, walk by the side of the road that is not meant for pedestrians, in order to reach the hostel. So that should be kept in mind as well.