Nomad Cave

Although it's in the basement, it doesn't feel cramped; they offer free coffee in the morning. You have to take off your shoes indoors, and while the hostel provides slippers, it's more hygienic to bring your own. Towels are provided, and there's also donated shampoo and body wash, but it's not always available, so it's best to bring your own. The hostel is right outside a bus stop. The nearest subway exit (Radhuset) requires a walk around the circled area (Image 6), which is quite close.

The hotel was very clean and comfortable. Having a kitchen with a kettle, microwave, and cutlery was really convenient. The location was excellent too; the bus stop was right in front or just a 1-2 minute walk away depending on the direction, making travel to and from the airport easy. The front desk staff were also very kind. While luggage is stored uniformly in a luggage room, which might raise some security concerns, it meant there were no large bags in the room, so I wasn't woken up by packing noises, which was actually very comfortable.

Unfortunately, we had a very bad experience with Nomad Cave and their service. Upon arrival, I realized I hadn't received the codes for either the entrance or the room. The exact same thing happened to a friend. I only managed to get into the hostel because other guests let me in. The reception was unstaffed at midnight, I couldn't get a room number, and thus couldn't sleep at the hostel that night! My first impression was, unfortunately, very negative. It's a very small basement room and smells strongly of feet, as all guests have to take off their shoes between the stairs and reception. The reception desk is just a small, unstable table. The 'lobby' consists of an old chair and a sofa. spherical The next day, the reception was staffed, and I was told that my booking had been canceled because I hadn't shown up?! That's simply not true. I still hadn't been given any codes or a room number, even though I had booked and paid for the room! Despite proof of booking, I wasn't allowed into my room. I was told to contact Nomad Cave's official support. Jenelyn from Nomad Cave was completely uncooperative on the phone and unwilling to send me the correct access codes. I had to find a new hotel at my own expense, and the money was not refunded! This is completely unacceptable. Everything worked perfectly at my new hostel. I will never book Nomad Cave again and can only advise everyone against staying there.