Pejë·8.5
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oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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Hostel Jusaj Glob in Peje offers private rooms with bidets, showers, free toiletries, sofa beds, desks, TVs, wardrobes, hairdryers, and slippers, all overlooking the city. Free Wi‑Fi, 24‑hour front desk, full‑day security, and on‑site parking enhance convenience. Nearby, the Ethnological Museum Peja is a 15‑minute walk, while Visoki Dečani Monastery, Mirusha Waterfalls, and Pristina Airport are easily accessible.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The place wasn’t very clean, especially the bathroom, and the Wi‑Fi and TV were both non‑functional. There was no balcony, no smoking area, no slippers, and no parking on site; the nearest spot was a public lot about 150 m away, which may or may not have space at any given time. The staff was not helpful and nothing seemed coordinated.
Xhoana·Vor 2 Monaten
The rooms were newly equipped, the staff was nice, and they even waited for us in the evening. The mattresses were hard and I missed a towel for my feet in the shower (the shower was connected to the toilet without batteries or glass), so we used our towel on the floor.
Marcela·Vor 2 Monaten
Gute Lage, sauber und Modern
Elvis·Vor 4 Monaten
It’s basically a hotel without a restaurant, with common areas and a casual reception that hands you the key; the building is new, faces the train station to Pristina, is close to the bus station, and is 10‑15 minutes from the city centre. The rooms have everything you need, the owner is helpful, speaks a bit of Italian, and I was given a nice triple room. The price‑quality ratio is great.
Francesco·Vor 5 Monaten
The owner was very friendly and his son spoke excellent English. Even though the place looked like a hostel, I was given a remote for my own use. Everything was new, the beds were comfortable, and it’s right across from the train station, which I wanted to use anyway, and just around the corner from the bus station. There was a television, but I never figured out how to turn it on, probably because I never use one. I had to sit on the hallway floor to use the Internet; the signal was almost non‑existent. I asked several times for the code, they kept saying wait, and in the end I never got it. This isn’t exactly a hostel… There was no kitchen, no common room, so if you want to meet other people, cook, or store food in a fridge, that won’t happen here. Aside from the train station being across the street, there isn’t much else to say about the area, which is basically a wholesale or building‑construction commercial zone on Main Street.
Anny·Vor einem Jahr