Hektor Design Hostel

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• ReixelBCN

  20 noviembre 2017
  No repetiremos

  Puede que no se adaptara al tipo de hotel que deberíamos haber reservado, pero entre la calidad de la habitación, el trato del personal, la falta hasta de toallas... y el desayuno... más bien triste... Desde luego no lo recomendaría! Ubicación no céntrica!

  

• elmundopequeno

  25 junio 2019
  Más que un hostel y menos que un hotel

  Quizás el nombre de hostal le queda grande y de hotel le queda chico. Reservamos una habitación con cama matrimonial y baño privado. Lo escogimos porque íbamos a estar sólo una noche y al día siguiente tomaríamos el tren. La estación está a 10 minutos caminando. No es un alojamiento céntrico, de hecho está lejos del Centro, Old Town y Estación de Buses. El desayuno es básico (5Euros). En todo caso, en la esquina del hostel hay algunos restaurantes y en el mismo hostel hay una cafetería. El estilo es juvenil, colorido y con detalles de diseño que le dan el nombre de "Design" Cuenta con arriendo de bicicletas, estacionamiento y cafetería. En resumen: es un alojamiento orientado a gente joven, sin grandes pretensiones más que dormir en un lugar limpio y seguro. En los alrededores no hay mucho que ver, excepto un espacio donde hay tiendas de diseño y un par de restaurantes.

  

• 577kristim

  08 julio 2020
  Excellent value for money

  We did choose this hotel as its new, has intresting design and competitive price. Everything did meet the expectations. Hotel has modern design, nice colours, its functional and very clean. Comfortable parking option behind the hostel, walking distance to city center. Aparaaditehas with good eating places is next to hotel.

  

• timandespen

  09 agosto 2020
  It's like sleeping at Ikea.

  The bed is for midgets. The room is minimal to say the least. About one step up from a prison cell. One very thin duvet, one hard pillow and one small towel for a shower. The hotel is next to a 24 hour building site which will keep you awake all night. There is no air conditioning so if it's hot you are out of luck. When you open the window for air the construction noise will make your teeth rattle. it's also next to a main road so you can hear the hotrods and motorbikes screaming up and down. They will charge you 5 Euros for breakfast which may seem to be a bargain but it's full of single wrap cheese, cheap meats and diluted orange juice. This place has decided how much money they can save by not supplying things to the guest rather than charging a bit more and making it like a normal hotel. Oh and don't book if you don't like the colour yellow. It's as bright as the sun with yellow paint everywhere. It's also all open wiring and straight concrete lines so no character at all. Hopefully they will have so few guests that they close within six months and a decent chain takes it over. Why did I stay for four nights you might ask? I like to give hotels the benefit of doubt and see if the staff can work with the guest. This staff was not to be seen, and everything closed for the weekend. Oh and I forgot to mention the tiny bathroom and even tinier shower where water flows into the hallway if the shower head is at the wrong angle.. The tiny bathroom has to be shared by two people as well. They have some sort of kitchen area where nobody could get a drink never mind cook a meal. It's just for show. There's a KGB torture dungeon down the street. If it was painted yellow you would think ou were in the same place.

  

• DietmarGruber

  15 agosto 2020
  Do You like Yellow-Black?

  Wonderful yellow-black labeled hostel in Tartu! Very modern and new. Parking lots behind the hostel with automatic entrance. Friendly stuff, quick Check-In. Rooms are clean. Unfortunately the bed is NOT yellow-black ...