“Quiet place but hostel should review their smoking policy”
The area was quiet and the staff were polite and helpful. Smells of strong tobacco and smoke at night and into early morning.
Ramy3 weeks ago
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Jogindarnagar·8.4
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Whoopers Hostel Bir, a FRIENDS‑themed boutique hostel in Bir, offers private rooms with bidets, TVs, and free WiFi, plus complimentary bicycles for local exploration. The venue features a lounge, games room, live music, film nights, and guided walking and hiking tours. Located 65 km from Kangra Airport, it sits near Bir Billing, Chaugan Village, and scenic vistas, earning praise for friendly staff and comfortable accommodations.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The area was quiet and the staff were polite and helpful. Smells of strong tobacco and smoke at night and into early morning.
Ramy·3 weeks ago
The common room is good; it’s nice to chill with your group if you are coming with them. I took the quad room which is decent enough for 4 people. It could be a little more big. The location is ok‑ok types. Didn’t like it too much.
Yash·4 months ago
I could not complete my stay here, had to leave and book a hotel elsewhere. The single bedroom is just a single bed thrown in an unused kitchen with a marble slab and an active, smelly sink, with pathetic lighting, low ventilation and the worst bed ever. I even remember my experience in Whooper's Goa - they use the same quality mattress with springs in it - good luck sleeping on that! Plus, a worse location and apart from the junior staff on the ground, the senior staff just really didn't have a caring attitude. Maybe that's just a thing with these hostels; hospitality takes a back seat
Rizvi·4 months ago
Loved the company and the staff utsav and gauri. Loved the common area and the friends we made there. It was amazing
Sharma·4 months ago
The location was close to landing site The caretaker was cooperative. 1) the dorm rooms were small and congested 2) there were no windows for ventilation in a room for 6 people 3) we just had to survive the night and then stay outside the room whole day
Ayushman·5 months ago