Pars Teatro Hostel

It had a nice kitchen and living space for everyone to enjoy. It was a very social hostel. It was close to everything and the staff were easy to talk to.

It was very loud. I had trouble sleeping because people were very noisy coming home at all hours of the night. They didn’t enforce any of their rules. We came home one night to someone smoking joints and partying in the room, which is unacceptable. I came out one morning at 7am to find someone sleeping on the floor of the hall way, I’m unsure if he was even a guest of the hostel.

The staff where very friendly and have me lots of help. For breakfast I had to buy my own soya milk, until they realised this and bought there own. Every bed has a charger and a safe. Comfortable lounge area.

The showers where awful, 1 second boiling hot and the next freezing cold, there was never a temperature in the middle, and the water only lasted you 15 seconds! For £5 breakfast price that is included in the price, I would expect to see a lot more options then just sugar, as that's the only thing they could provide. Maybe like an omelette that is freshly made and has no onions? More storage space would be ideal. The rooms really smelt, so I would suggest some aromatizer, as you have in the bathroom. The policy of where you have to ask reception to turn kn the AC is awful, especially when they only provide you a cold freezing temperature. City tax should be included in the booking.com price. Hairdryer doesnt work longer then 60 seconds.