コイジー ホステル(Koisi Hostel)

私たちは大人 4 人用の完全な部屋を予約し、年老いた両親と一緒に旅行していたので、専用バスルームがあるかどうかすぐにホテルに確認しました。私たちが気にしていたのは専用バスルームだけでした。バスルームが室内にあることを確認しましたが、チェックインのときに彼らは確認しました。その夜遅く、バスルームは他の部屋と共用になり、それについて苦情を申し立てるために電話したところ、事件は検討中であるとだけ言われましたが、72時間後まで返答はなく、私たちの請求を拒否されました。そこには戻らないし、家族連れにはお勧めしません。

私たちは 8 人のグループで一緒に旅行し、北カミーノを歩きました。ここはサン・セバスティアンの反対側にあるので、ただでさえ長いハイキングにさらに数キロ追加されました...さらに、チェックインのプロセスは私が今まで経験した中で最悪でした。フロントデスクに手伝ってくれる人がいないので、2時間以上かかりました。私は文字通り、他の 7 人と一緒にインターホンの前に立って、ほぼ 2 時間待っていました。外出中の人がすべての人の情報を入力する必要がない、よりアクセスしやすい方法が必要です。フロントデスクの人は、これをより快適な体験にしてくれるでしょう。そうでなければ悲惨でした。

絶好のロケーション、ビーチから下り坂を歩いてすぐです。非常に美しく装飾された公共スペース/レストラン/ロビーを備えた居心地の良いホステル。とてもフレンドリーで英語を話すスタッフ。部屋はとてもベーシックですが、素敵で清潔です。ベッドとシャワーはとても良いです。私たちは 5 歳と 7 歳の 2 人の子供連れのファミリールームを利用しました。お勧めしますが、上の二段ベッドには「柵」がないため、子供たちが寝るのは安全ではないことに注意してください。また、チェックインはセルフであることに注意してください。サービス。私たちは、50 歳以上の高齢者がこれに苦労しているのを見ました。

素敵なホステル。ライフガードがいる美しく安全なビーチから遠くない場所にあります。駅からバスでお越しの場合は、わずか 5 ～ 8 分です。ベッドの頭の横の壁にあるバッグがとても実用的で気に入りました。朝食は典型的なスペイン料理で、作りたてのトルティーヤを楽しみました。 7月に3泊で158ユーロを支払いましたが、ハイシーズンとしては非常にリーズナブルです。いくつか残念な点 : 夜遅くに到着したため、枕とベッドリネンが部屋のロッカーの中にあったことに気づきませんでした。ウェブサイトには書かれていなかったと思うので、これは非常に有益な情報として表示されると思います。幸運なことに、私の部屋をシェアしていた女の子たちが私を追いかけて戻ってきて、私に案内してくれました。また、キッチンのシンクとカトラリーもありがたいと思います。

I generally don't like to write a trip advisor lodging review unless I've stayed at a place for at least two nights. I'm making an exception for the Koisi because the staff was so disagreeable. Reservation was made by a Spanish tour company I am using to book nights as I walk the camino to Santiago. Upon entering the facility, I showed a woman my passport and asked that she stamp my pilgrim credencial. She placed the stamp but refused to place a date after the seal. I have never had a hotel or lodging refuse to fill in the date that I stayed with a place on the camino. It may take three seconds. It is simply unheard of. She said in English that I could do it my self. The next morning I wanted to order my pre-paid breakfast. There were four choices, with pictures. I told the "gentleman" taking the order what I wanted In Spanish and pointed to the picture. He refused to take my order unless I spoke to him in English. I've never had this experience before at any other lodging in Spain, and I've been visiting here for over 50 years. I'm a fluent Spanish speaker. The owners obviously know that they have snotty employees and just don't care. I would definitely NOT come back her. The lodging public can do better.

I was emailed a code to get into the property, there was no one on reception to welcome me. I booked in a hurry and my bad, didnt realise this is a digital property, I have never heard of such a thing. I managed to get into the building, found the room numbering system very confusing, the lovely cleaning man who spoke no English assisted me to my room where we discovered my door code would not open the dorm room door. After ten tries he went and got a card and I managed to open at door. It was at this point that an ungodly stench, reminiscent of a football team locker room after a game, hit me in the face. It was absolutely disgusting. There were five sweaty guys in their marinating in each others stench. It was after midnight, I was exhausted, I went to bed. Immediately in the morning I went to the front desk and asked to be moved, there was a bit of mucking about because the lovely girl there was only admin and had to call someone else who had to call me back...the answer was pretty straight - You booked a share room, deal with it. I asked for a refund and was told No. I took breakfast which was extremely basic. I had to return to the room, opened the curtains and the window as wide as it would go to air the room out. I'd say this place isn't bad unless you have an issue, then you are on your own. The facilities are pretty average. They have only one washing machine and dryer for the entire hostel and the bathrooms on my floor, the toilet was half broken and only one out of two showers had a door that locked. It is quite far from the center of town. To top it off, I had twice emailed the hostel to advise I have a disability and require a bottom bunk and to ask if they have a private fridge where I could store my medication. They never responded and my meds need to be in the fridge, I had no choice but to leave them in the very small and hardly sterile or secure, common room fridge. When I retrieved the bag on the last day, more than half my medicine was missing. Very expensive and much needed medicine. I came away with a six month supply, now reduced to six weeks and I can not afford to replace them. Not a happy camper but what can you do ? I left but hey, it is cheap and you might have a better experience.

This place pretends to be somehow fancier by having an online front desk, but in the end it’s just a grim hostel that tries to save even more personell. I don’t usually mind the regular hostel chaos and dirt but here everything is filthy, a lot of things are broken - not a single drain was not clogged, lockers don’t work, bathroom doors being held together by makeshift, mattresses are worn out. If you’re taller than 1m80 don’t go! The beds are literally that long and boxed in at the top and the lower end, so there’s no chance of a good sleep.

My humble impression: location good, clean, beds too small for 1m90. Diagonally i managed to sleep. Overall decent but the price? More than 40 euro without breakfast, that not a hostel price for me!!!

Kontiki Tours and kids at a sport camp overwhelmed the hostel. Some staff were helpful, some moody. The beds offered little privacy, and the rooms were tight. The patio was unavailable for some reason - or reserved for the bus tour. The location is up a hill, but the parts with views have no chairs or social amenties.