Hostelle Barcelona

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : The hostel overall just felt safe and welcoming. The staff were nice and all the other guests were too. Everyone I spoke to said the same, they just felt so comfortable here. The beds give lots of privacy and the bathrooms were rarely busy despite only two showers and toilets on the floor. The metro is nice and close which takes you to the city centre and the main attractions within 15-30 minutes. There is also a number of grocery stores less than 5 minutes away.
  : The rooms went from hot to freezing throughout the day and night. The pillows are so flat they were not comfortable at all.

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : Very good location the metro was right across and got you into the city relatively quickly. Beds were comfortable and lavatories were maintained clean by staff
  : Constant slamming of doors when trying to sleep, not something facility could probably change since this is an issue with people who are staying but just something to keep in mind if you are a light sleeper

Good
Traveller Type:
  : the bedroom was very cleanthe kitchen was totally okay for a shared onethe staff was very nice and organized evening activities ( for example sangria night)
  : the bathroom (especially the showers) could be cleaner

Poor
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Kitchen available, free th and coffee, bed super comfortalble with curtain that gives you privacy.
  : Air conditioning really too much cold in the dormitory, I was freezing during the night.

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Automatic doors should be removed or changed cause theyre way to loud while closing.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Wonderful
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Pleasant
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : I liked that you had a code to get into the building for security reasons. The aesthetics were cute. The area to watch Netflix was cute as well. I feel the other women we met made the place comfortable to be in. They also host movie nights and dinners here which I thought was nice. The comforter in the bed was cozy. I liked they had a small shelf and light you could adjust in the bunk. The beds also had curtains so you could have a little privacy. The train station is right across the street and it runs very frequently so you can get into town.
  : The rooms held over 20 beds. I didnt count passed like 15 and there was more around the corner of the room which I didnt look into. The space under the bottom bunk bed is very limited and you obviously have to share that space with someone else. If you wanted to store luggage in the luggage room - it was literally just a small room, no shelves or lockers. The bathrooms were gross so I highly recommend wearing shower shoes. Some women would leave their towels, panties and bras inside the showers. The room we stayed in was hot and humid so sleeping wasnt comfortable. If you need a taxi, good luck! Though the train station was across the street - we needed a taxi to get to the airport in the morning and there were none. We had to take the train into downtown to catch a taxi. Theres barely any spots to find food in the morning or late at night as the hostel is located towards the outskirts of Barcelona.

Fair
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : I liked that it was clean and the staff were nice. It also has a big terrace on top.
  : The beds are so tight together, you hear and feel every move in the room. Not the hostels fault per se, but the guests were awful. Loud and inconsiderate till 1 a.m. and sleeping during the day so you had to be quiet all the time or someone started whining. I got so little sleep these 5 days