YoHo - International Youth Hostel

Perfect for tourists that love the sound of music and the hodtrl culture

It‘s a bit loud but for the price more than acceptable

We stayed for 2 nights in a 4-bed mixed dorm and overall had a good experience. The staff were friendly and welcoming when we arrived. There was a mix-up with the rooms and someone was already in one of our beds, but the staff handled it well and moved us to a private room for the first night, which was a really nice solution. The luggage room is very secure, which was reassuring, and the free tea and coffee is a great little bonus. Overall, a good and comfortable stay with friendly staff and some nice facilities.

The hostel was not very lively at all, even over the weekend so if you’re looking for a social atmosphere or a place with a bit of a vibe, this probably isn’t the best choice. The showers could also really benefit from a deep clean.

The hostel was nice: location is perfect, staff is really nice, rooms are small - so not many people, comfortable beds, fans for the heat days, large windows can be fully opened, electrocity plugs by each bed, free lockers on each room for free for your luggage, free coffe/tea even when you dont want a breakfest, hand soap available everywhere. Amazing is the guest mobility ticket which you get before your arrival and allowes you to use public transport for free

The only thing is the kitchen with no stove, just a microwave and hot water kettel, only three small tables and two in common area, very limited amount of dishes(plates/cups), no sharp knives to cut bread/vegetables, it was hard to find a place to make and eat dinner... So be prepared and buy frozen food for microwave... The dishes are washed in the hostel kitchen, which is nice that they are really clean... Shared toilets in upper floor might be challenging. Havent seen any games in common area, but it could be my fault

In a good location, near old town. My room was nice but I saw others and they were very small and cramped.

Very limited facilities. The kitchen had no appliances to cook food other than a microwave which isn’t great for backpackers on a budget. I would avoid staying here as a solo female traveler or as someone aged 18-25. I don’t know if I just got unlucky but majority of the people there were 40-50+ or families with small children. They don’t make any effort to place people of a similar age in a room together. My friend had 4 older men in her room by herself. I ended up cancelling my last night to stay elsewhere. The rooms get very hot as there is only 1 small fan per room which does not reach all the beds.