Cari Hostel di The Hague

"This is a hostel, so you have to make your own bed (linens provided). They do not provide towels. We found the place full of school kids, biking groups, and noisy World Cup partiers. Not really our scene as a family of four but if you’re a young person it might be a great lower cost option. Just make sure you bring a towel!"

"This hostel was definitely on the lower end of the hostels I stayed at while travelling Europe. I would say for the PRICE in Amsterdamn it was good. The biggest issue for me was the bathrooms almost never seemed clean.the one in our room, the sink was OVER the toilet so the layout was kinda awkward. I arrived and somebody was using my assigned locked cage under the bed, so I mentioned it to staff just to ask if I should use the one they're assigned since theyre out and I plan to explore early...

"Staff is friendly and place has a great location — walkable to train station, metro, bars, restaurants etc. since is a shared space, bathrooms need to be cleaned more regularly and showers maintained more often as many guest are careless. Cubes are small so for short-medium stays for a single person is perfectly fine. The whole vibe is nice and there was no problem with outside noise. The complementary woven tote is a nice touch!"

"Staff were friendly and addressed our needs. Location was excellent!"

"The rooms are clean and the bunks have lockers that have locks built in. They offer a paid breakfast and some free bevs and snacks in the afternoon. The staff is always friendly and helpful!"

"location was very convenient to parks, trams, and the van gogh & rijksmuseum! lovely cannals, everything is so close and yet it still feels like this hostel is a slightly hiding in plain sight getaway from the hustle and bustle, the best of both worlds!"

"Very minimal climate control and very steep steps"