Reviews of Ten Hostel

The room itself is very nice, but getting the room keys is a hassle because you have to walk to the port for about 15 minutes, and then the key they give you to get into the building is broken and it's a real struggle to get in.

They should specify in the reservation that the reception is an 11-minute walk from the hostel. Otherwise, it's a double trip with suitcases in vain.

A lovely spot with a great atmosphere and exceptionally polite, attentive staff. This is my second stay in the past three years, and I absolutely love it here. Special mention Ana and Camelia at the bar, they were incredibly kind and welcoming! 😌

For the price, it's disgusting. Had to be moved rooms after the first night. There is no one to ask for help in an emergency. The phone is picked up whenever the staff can be bothered. No basics such as handsoap. No shower gel or shampoo. No hot water in the shower. Taps are clearly not plumbed correctly - the tap marked cold is hot and the tap marked hot is cold. Staff cannot speak English so used Google translate - he was a nice guy though. Staff on reception who cannot speak English. The outside front door lock is a pain to use. Called and asked for an ironing board. No one updated me just left me to wait. No iron or ironing board. The bathrooms are tiny, the shower is too. The sink and toilet are too close. The air conditioning in room absolutely stunk. The drains smell bad. The plug socket was hanging off the wall. The bedroom door would not lock! 100 euro a night is appalling.

The property is located right in the city center, just steps from the port and bus station. The reception is located at another property in the same group (Hotel Ryans La Marina). The room is a decent size, with a large terrace. The cleanliness is quite good, but the amenities are minimal considering the type of accommodations offered. The only major drawback is the faulty front door, which is difficult to open.