Adelaide Hostel

LAID OFF FROM HUMAN SERVICES BUT ADELAIDE WAS A GOOD EMERGENCY STAY TO PLAN THE NEXT MONTH OF JOB HUNTING. GOOD LUCK & WISH YOU WELL W/ OFFICE POLITICS

Room was okay, kinda smelled a little funny, but at the price rate that’s fairly normal

Uneven and unsafe steep stairs to go anywhere in this place. For some reason, women are housed up on the 2nd floor (2 long flights up). Kitchen was not in operation during my stay which turned out to be OK as it'd be ANOTHER steep flt. of stairs to get there (3 flts. total). Staff was generally decent & helpful with the exception of one female (swing shift) who was rude, argumentative and unhelpful.

I needed a quick place to stay after making a mistake with my flight. The price for the 4 bed to a room was very good. The hostel is clean and the staff was very helpful. You can't expect "quiet" when you're in the Union Square area, but I was happy with my stay.

They let me stay last minute, wish it was a bit over 10am but it’s okay I woke up early.

I loved the old charm of the hostel and the large kitchen, however, the bathroom and shower facilities needed updating.

Staff very welcoming and helpful. Sturdy and comfortable beds. Big kitchen with lots of fridge space and pots, pans, and cookware to use.

The place hires so many people part time. Part time workers means they don’t need to get benefits. All the employees here don’t have benefits. They are also rude and nasty. The volunteers are equally nasty . The rooms are cheap and but sometimes while you’re sleeping, the front desk will harass you and sometimes the cleaners will harass you. The cleaners don’t clean well. It’s dirty. There are so many crazy and weird people in the kitchen, most of them are homeless .

The staffs were excellent. Very helpful.the shared lobby and the kitchen are good too. The 6 bed shared room where I stayed were full of worn out beds, did not appear to be ‘clean’ enough. Not enough spaced to hang out used clothes. Maybe, considering the low cost, it should be accepted.