“Muy ruidoso, apenas se duerme”
The place was cheap, but it was super noisy with teenagers running down the hallways and ringing doors until 3 am.
MariaA week ago
Just a moment…
Palma·7.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Located four minutes’ walk from Palma’s train and bus stations, The Boc Hostels offers private rooms and shared dorms for 2, 4 or 6 guests, plus rooftop terraces and a game room. Free Wi‑Fi, two communal kitchens, and 24‑hour reception enhance convenience. Partnered with CIEE, it supports cultural‑exchange programs and Spanish‑learning groups, while emphasizing eco‑friendly waste‑recycling practices.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place was cheap, but it was super noisy with teenagers running down the hallways and ringing doors until 3 am.
Maria·A week ago
Très propre et les personnelles au TOP. Je veux pas dire car les personnelles sont au TOP
Hafedh·A week ago
The location was convenient, about a 30‑minute walk to the city centre, and we liked the elevator and key‑card access for both the hotel and the room, which made getting in and out easy. The rooftop terrace had bean bags and a pleasant vibe where guests could relax and mingle. The room offered enough storage for luggage and personal items, making the stay more comfortable and organised. However, the shared bathroom showers had fixed heads, making showering a bit inconvenient. Sound insulation was poor, and we could hear people walking and talking in the corridor right outside the room. In the women’s bathroom, there was no sanitary bin inside the toilet cubicles, so guests had to leave the cubicle and walk to a bin near the entrance, which was inconvenient and lacked privacy. Additionally, the TV remote’s batteries were dead, forcing us to get out of bed every time we wanted to change channels, adjust the volume, or turn the TV on and off.
Crunchyroll·2 weeks ago
The location and cleanliness were good, but the reception staff’s attitude left something to be desired.
Natalia·2 weeks ago
The hostel had everything I needed and offered great value for money. Curtains on the beds gave me privacy, and lockers were available (just bring your own lock). I could change notes into coins at the hostel. I would definitely recommend it. There were plenty of toilets and showers, so I felt comfortable. The location was great for me, and I used the hostel as a base to catch buses for hikes. The only downside was that to dry my clothes I had to use the dryer twice; it costs €5 each time, which was a bit of a hassle. One of the washing machines didn’t work (there are 2 washers and 2 dryers), but luckily no one else was trying to use it when I needed it. The lockers are loud, which can be disruptive at night, and people using them sometimes woke me up. There aren’t sanitary bins in each toilet; you have to carry the waste to the main area by the sinks to dispose of it.
Molly·2 weeks ago