For your first stay, check the room type, bathroom, reception hours and included facilities. Then choose an atmosphere that suits you: rest, activities, work or a combination.
Choose the room you need
Check whether you are booking a dorm bed or an entire room. Look at the number of beds, bathroom arrangement and access conditions. If there are different dorm types, check which one you selected.
Find out whether there are lockers, whether you need a padlock and if linen and towels are included. Small details are easier to settle before you leave.
Read what affects your stay
Review check-in and check-out times, reception hours, cancellation conditions and any age restrictions. Confirm how to get in if your transport arrives late.
If you plan to cook, check that there is a guest kitchen. If you need to work, ask about workspace and connectivity. If rest is a priority, pay attention to location and comments about noise.
Sharing starts with everyday gestures
Use headphones, prepare what you need without switching on all the lights at dawn, and leave the kitchen ready for the next person. Respect other people’s space and ask if you are unsure about the rules.
On arrival, look around the common areas and ask what is happening. You do not have to join everything. It helps to know your options.
Take these
questions with you.
Tick what you have already settled. This list is not saved.
Questions answered.
What should I bring?
It depends on what your booking includes. Check linen, towels and whether you need a padlock. Headphones help you share spaces without disturbing others.
Can I arrive late?
It depends on reception and access arrangements. Confirm with the hostel before travelling and keep your arrival instructions.
Before booking, confirm your room, arrival, rest arrangements and facilities. You can discover the rest as you go.