Poshpack Skyline Hostel

La verdad es que me encantó este hostal. Es muy bonito, tiene unas vistas espectaculares y una terraza preciosa. Las zonas comunes están muy cuidadas. Las camas son muy cómodas y cada una tiene su propia lámpara, enchufe y espacio para dejar tus cosas. También te dan toalla y un edredón muy acogedor. Las taquillas son bastante grandes y tienen llave, así que no hace falta llevar candado. Los baños están limpios y hay varios, por lo que normalmente no tienes que esperar. También hay aire acondicionado, aunque lo apagan durante parte del día. Aun así, tienen ventiladores y la temperatura se mantiene bastante bien. Además, organizan cenas dos veces por semana. La comida está muy rica y es una oportunidad genial para conocer gente y compartir un rato con otros viajeros. Después te invitan a una copa en un bar, aunque puedes apuntarte solo a lo que te apetezca. Tanto los dueños como los trabajadores son encantadores y te hacen sentir muy bien desde el primer momento. Me sentí súper a gusto durante toda la estancia y repetiría sin duda.

Por poner alguna pega, quizá revisaría la ducha del baño de chicas, porque al ducharse se acaba mojando prácticamente todo el baño. Pero vamos, es algo bastante menor.

It was just the right choice for my daughter, aged 22, travelling alone.It is a hostel, but perfect for a three-night stay!

Everything. Friendly owner, good community vibe. Spacious room and big lockers. Great view from the balcony and the bedroom

Nothing, everything is 10 out 10

The view was great. Frankly, it was the highlight. The beds were very comfortable. The kitchen was a pleasant addition when it was available. They kept the house clean at all times (except for the kitchen sink area). I met some amazing people and could enjoy the view when I could work. The pool and gym are very nice, though they do not directly relate to the hostel. Bryan (staff) was wonderful. Owner often asked for ideas to improve and took feedback into account.

The hostel is fairly new, and while they have policies in place, they do not enforce them. During this booking, there was one fridge for all the rooms and the staff. I would suggest giving the staff their own fridge since they live there and need more space than your short-term guests. The kitchen sink area wasn't cleaned very well; rice would be left in the cooker for days before being emptied and cleaned. Increasing presence of little black flies, which was annoying when in the common area and having them all around coffee and food. No matter how many I killed, there were always more. Again, I mentioned it more than once. One of the house rules is no noise after 11pm which was never enforced. In fact, one of the staff members would be up late and have things on his phone playing loudly. If guests were loud after midnight, staff said nothing. When I say at night, I was up after midnight. Those who work in and manage the hostel lack an awareness of what is going on around them. Online work and meetings are challenging. Not recommended for digital/remote workers. Later during my stay, a guest arrived with constant hate speech about different cultures and religions. I had reported to management more than once (one time with another guest in the room saying the same thing about this person). Management laughed it off and made a joke about the person being a pain. It was never taken care of, and the guest is still here speaking poorly about different races, cultures, religions, and the war. The conversation repeats with every new guest. I stayed in the women's dormitory. We were informed that the guys came in to clean. However, there was no time window. You just wake up to them in the room cleaning.