Ostelli a Melbourne

“Good position near shops and market, Room and bed good with bed light, and the fridge was very handy. Room was a bit noisy as it faced onto Elizabeth street...other rooms might be quieter. Maybe one more toilet could help. Good kitchen and hot water for drinks, but need to bring your own tea, coffee etc,. Overall not too bad, really. Thanks!”

“Place was near the station which was very convenient. Rooms are quite dated but with what you pay for it is really not bad at all. Staff was very nice. Toilets unfortunately always had pee on them when I stayed there. Does tend to get noisy with all the cars if your room is next to a road. Also have to give a deposit for a key which isn't the best for a solo female traveller.”

“This is the best place to stay in Melbourne. Friendly and ever so helpful staff. Great kitchen for cooking.Even washer and dryer for your clothes. Will definitely be going back.”

“Great for a backpackers”

“Lots of cctv, whether that counts for much these days is another story..”

“The people where very nice with a caring nature. My bunk bed was quite comfortable. There was breakfast free in the morning. The toilets where messy the acomadation was crowded. The toilets were disgusting.”

“What you pay for is what you get. Useful for solo travellers looking for a quick sleep and go.”

“I’m not really sure what to say or where to start. I almost decided to sleep in my car. The people were friendly and sociable (aside from the host taking my phone off airplane mode when I asked for the wifi password; $20, kaching, for roaming!) but the home… hygiene was an issue from the kitchen to bathroom (bring your own toilet paper), the bedsheet was laid down, not big enough to be tucked, mosquitoes in the room all night, even a closed (?) door could not keep out the pot smell from the...

“Siamo arrivati in struttura a mezzanotte e abbiamo trovato la nostra camera occupata da altre persone. Non una scusa ne uno sconto . Non si possono fare conti separati”