There are actually two buildings, and having stayed in both, I definitely preferred the building located above Belushi's bar. The bathrooms and toilets there are newer and better maintained, and the room layout felt much less cramped. The main building (where check-in is located) features triple bunk beds, which made the room feel a bit tight and felt like it could use a little maintenance—but both buildings are secure and comfortable.
Amenities & Vibe:
The overall vibe of the hostel is fantastic!
Facilities: There is an on-site café with everything you need, plus a cozy chill-out room equipped with a mini-kitchen and vending machines.
Activities: They have an activity board with fun events posted—sadly, I only noticed it right as I was leaving, so make sure to check it out when you check in!
Extras: Towels are available to rent for just £4, and city tax applies at check-in.
Breakfast (£5):
The £5 breakfast is an absolute bargain and totally worth it! They offer a great spread including ham, cheese, eggs, cucumbers, yogurt, fresh fruit, jam, butter, Nutella, coffee, tea, milk, and juice. A huge plus is that they even provide gluten-free bread options!
Overall, it's a wonderfully social hostel with great value for money. I would definitely stay here again!