Hobar Hostel

Very good living experience! Convenient to take the Tram and public transportation! Quiet, clean, warm, comfortable!

The double room is horrible: - it’s possible hearing everything in the other rooms because the wall is so thin - all outside clarity enter in the room cause the courting doesn’t work - the bathroom and shower are horrible

The room was an okay size. You had to leave the bathroom to dry off. The walls were thin, so you could hear the neighboring room snoring and even the alarm clock. There was a horrible smell of cigarettes throughout the hotel. The location isn't bad, but it's not worth it.

Easy to access, cheap accommodation. The staff is polite and helpful. The room and bathroom were clean, the bed was comfortable. However, the walls are very thin, and the floor upstairs creaks.

Between a hotel and a hostel with a private double room, the price is reasonable, the room is spacious and has a private bathroom. I can say I'm satisfied, except that they should better insulate the windows from drafts with rubber gaskets, but that can be remedied. Otherwise, the staff is friendly and you have someone who waits for you until 4 pm, not like the others who put codes in boxes and drive you crazy. I recommend it for the price and it has restaurants and supermarkets nearby.

A very ordinary hotel. The reception closes at 4 PM. The rooms are adequately sized, but the bathroom is very small, the beds are uncomfortable, and there's no air conditioning, making it completely unsuitable for bookings in July and August. There's no elevator. You're given a key with a plastic ring that you insert into the PIN code and use to enter at any time. The hotel's location is excellent, close to all the famous and busy streets. The Danube River is a 10-minute walk away. There's no flat-screen TV.