3 twin beds
Camas 8.4/10 · mencionadas por 424 hóspedes
2 twin beds
Camas 8.4/10 · mencionadas por 424 hóspedes
There was no table in the room at all, no dishes, no kettle, no tea cups, no cutlery; the shower lacked liquid soap, shampoo, and a hair dryer; there were no amenities for a single night—absolutely nothing.
“Нету холодильника в номере”
The hotel’s location is good, but the single bed was not comfortable.
“Rude/lack of courtesy and racist front desk and morning kitchen staff”
The hostel was clean and close to the beach, and the only pleasant interaction I had was with one staff member on my arrival day, September 11 2026. On the morning of September 13 2026, however, a different staff member was extremely rude; after an early run I was heading to the gym when she asked, “Where are you going?” I replied, “to the gym,” and she responded, “Do you live here?” I answered yes and showed her my key card. While I understand English isn’t her first language, her communication could have been better and she sounded suspicious. I suspect she may have been racist. For two consecutive days I tried to use the breakfast area, but the staff simply watched me from the kitchen and ignored me; I had to call out on the second day to get their attention. They weren’t busy, yet they smoked cigarettes more than attending to guests.
The spot is great near the sea, the staff is friendly, and the breakfasts are good; just change the pillows, otherwise everything is fine.
“Teija”
I was looking for budget accommodation and found it; the room was tidy, the bed and pillows were nice, and the location works if you want to stay close to the beach. If you’re sensitive to noise, I strongly recommend earplugs—there’s a long row of rooms in the hallway with doors that have no dampers or silencers, so I woke up several times to the creak of the doors. The receptionist was friendly but didn’t mention anything about using the sauna; I don’t know if the sauna was even available that evening in September. Breakfast was very small: porridge, bread, spreads, fried eggs, juice, and coffee, but it was enough to fill the stomach. The nearest shops are in Pärnu town, just under 2 km away.
There was no table in the room at all, no dishes, no kettle, no tea cups, no cutlery; the shower lacked liquid soap, shampoo, and a hair dryer; there were no amenities for a single night—absolutely nothing.
The spot is great near the sea, the staff is friendly, and the breakfasts are good; just change the pillows, otherwise everything is fine.
“Нету холодильника в номере”
The hotel’s location is good, but the single bed was not comfortable.
“Teija”
I was looking for budget accommodation and found it; the room was tidy, the bed and pillows were nice, and the location works if you want to stay close to the beach. If you’re sensitive to noise, I strongly recommend earplugs—there’s a long row of rooms in the hallway with doors that have no dampers or silencers, so I woke up several times to the creak of the doors. The receptionist was friendly but didn’t mention anything about using the sauna; I don’t know if the sauna was even available that evening in September. Breakfast was very small: porridge, bread, spreads, fried eggs, juice, and coffee, but it was enough to fill the stomach. The nearest shops are in Pärnu town, just under 2 km away.
“Rude/lack of courtesy and racist front desk and morning kitchen staff”
The hostel was clean and close to the beach, and the only pleasant interaction I had was with one staff member on my arrival day, September 11 2026. On the morning of September 13 2026, however, a different staff member was extremely rude; after an early run I was heading to the gym when she asked, “Where are you going?” I replied, “to the gym,” and she responded, “Do you live here?” I answered yes and showed her my key card. While I understand English isn’t her first language, her communication could have been better and she sounded suspicious. I suspect she may have been racist. For two consecutive days I tried to use the breakfast area, but the staff simply watched me from the kitchen and ignored me; I had to call out on the second day to get their attention. They weren’t busy, yet they smoked cigarettes more than attending to guests.
