"Pros: A good hostel overall. The only reason I gave it a 9, and not a 10 is because of bed safety issues, but everything else is great! The staff is great snd helpful, and sometimes they organize group events for the guests (like yoga and pub crawls). The kitchen is very big, as well as the eating area - there are 3 fridges, and one big freezer, so there's really enough space for everyone's food, and two big stove tops (so 8 stoves in total), and multiple sinks. They also have a separate area where you can get the hostel breakfast. There are enough toilets and showers, so there will always be at least one that's free. They also have an iron (no steam) and a small ironing table in the hallway, which is really helpful. The hostel is also very close to the center, and a 3 min walk from a big park and the Natural history museum. Rooms are small, but there is really no need for them to be bigger (maybe only for the ceiling to be higher). Excluding the safety issue explained below, beds are quite comfortable. Each bed also has a curtain, a dimmable reading light, and two plugs (or a normal plug and a USB plug). The reception works 24/7, which is also great! Cons: Bed safety issue - both the bottom and the top bunk have problems. The bottom bunk is too low, so low that you cannot even sit on the bed, which can be dangerous if you accidentally sit up if you wake up or during the night, as it means a hard blow to the head (speaking from experience as a few years ago - not related to this hostel - I ended up in the ER because of it). This can happen to anyone, and even more so to people who sometimes have difficulty breathing when lying down, people who have nightmares, or sleep walkers. The top bed has enough space to comfortably sit, but it has other problems. 1. Instead of a normal shelf, there is a big metal basket on the wall right where the ladder is, so about half of the time going up, I hit my head on it; 2. The ladder is completely vertical instead of incline, which makes climbing harder and more dangerous; 3. There is no proper fence - only a very small (short in both directions) and wobbly one that doesn't even cover the whole length of the bed up to the ladder." ~Adriana