Hostels in Victoria, Australia

The hotel's location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from the central train station. The front desk staff were gentle and polite, and the room was spotless. The hotel offers complimentary breakfast for guests and also provides stoves, utensils, a microwave, two large freezers, and a washer/dryer. Even though I was away from home, it felt just like being there. It was a wonderful experience.

Great location just a five minute drive to Woolies. The room is very clean with plenty of supplies like plates, bowls, tablewares, cotton swabs... The owner is pretty kind as well. Affordable and quality accommodations.

Lovely vibes, cool chill areas, community bar and community events plus the staff especially the lovely guy who booked me in was Amazing. However it's a very crappy old building with Nil working properly showers and broken toilets. I had 1 night in a nice female room which I barely even saw as I was out and Tried to rest at a 2nd booking being shoved into a mixed smelly weird noisy dorm on a top bunk with ****** knocking on the door at all hrs, one guy snoring and another twat on the phone I told off. Was stressful and I hadn't a Warm shower in a working functioning bathroom in 2 days. Not returning. If you like noisy rude tourists and old buildings with no lift carrying your bags everywhere and no showers, great!

The room was big, the bed was clean, I was glad I didn't miss the trip, the scenery was great, and there was a small balcony, I enjoyed it very much. The hotel has many services, although I didn't try them one by one, but they are heartwarming enough

I stayed 3 nights but easily could stay the whole week there. Well-equipped kitchen, laundry (paid), clean bathrooms, free parking, and I was lucky to stay alone in my dorm room.

Definitely not the best hostel I've been too but not the worst either. However I wouldn't recommend as a female guest. First, they take a photo of you upon check in. I don't know if this is customary in Australia but if it was up to me I wouldnt be willing to provide it (it is stated on trip.com upon booking though, I guess I just missed it). Second... I'm not making any claims here but inside the female bathrooms, there are tiny holes on the walls and doors. They could totally be harmless, but as someone living in Korea where those holes in public bathrooms mean something harmful to women... I wouldn't risk staying at such a place ever again now that I know. Now for the facility review... There was 1 working bathroom with 2 toilets & 2 shower booths on my floor, but it probably wasnt too crowded, I never had to wait to shower. Hot water came out just fine. Would give a 7/10 for cleanliness... There were 2 hair dryers only 1 of which was working. The location is very good, walking distance to all CBD landmarks (very near South Cross Station & tram station right outside the door). Which also means that it gets noisy at night with the noise from the train running. You can either close the window (which I heard is very heavy) and live with the stuffy smell, or leave the window open and live with the noise. Cant do both. Amenities... what do I say? I got a key to enter the room & the bathroom. The beds werent numbered so you just get your room number and hop on whichever bed that seemed... fresh. A bed with a blanket, pillow, and curtain for privacy. That was all. They did provide free towels when I asked later. Inside the shared bathroom, there was 1 gel provided inside the shower booth, not sure if it was shower gel or shampoo... I do believe there is plenty room for improvement. Starting from the holes in the shower booths..

If you're coming to Christchurch, you absolutely have to stay here – it's the perfect hostel! The 8-bed dorms are incredibly spacious, featuring long benches and sofas, and they even have two bathrooms. The common areas are furnished with high-quality, comfortable pieces, and there's even a yoga studio and a movie theater in the building. You really need to experience it! The location is great too, very close to the bus terminal. The only downsides are that the kitchen is small and there's no freezer.

The shared bathroom and the room were simple and clean. The room was a little dusty but clean. The heating was on and we could use it freely, which was nice. Sometimes there were all kinds of smells (smoke outside and the delicious smell of cooking in the shared kitchen), but I was fine with it.

First time living in a hostel and already have some expectations of what is it going to be like Since feedback is that the shower heater does not work well where it gets cold and switches to hot suddenly causing my body to get burnt I was told that I can arrive early and store my luggage first but I didn’t expect that what they mean by storing is leaving my bag on the open vide floor in the corner of the pub (definitely know that it won’t be kept safe since the employees themselves are busy running the pub) The room is very smelly Like smellier than what I expected

The hygiene was good, with timely cleaning of the bathroom and kitchen areas. The location in the CBD was fantastic, making it easy to reach all the attractions within the free tram zone. Overall, it's quite convenient for both short trips and longer stays. The only downside is the noise. Due to the large and diverse number of guests, the hallways, especially if you're on the ground floor near reception, can be very loud. If your room also faces the street, you'll have to contend with noise from both inside the hostel and the street at night, which is something to seriously consider if you're a light sleeper. Additionally, the showerhead in the bathroom wasn't very well designed.