Danhostel Aalborg
| Skydebanevej 50, Aalborg |
5 レート
4.40/10.00 |
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+45 98 11 60 44 |
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Abigail Taylor (29.09.2017 12:02)
Extremely basic place to live, very hard to get comfortable as you share a small cabin with up to five people meaning there is not really room for everyones things and you'll never get a minute alone. Only one plug outlet in the cabin so its a struggle to keep your phone and computer charged. 90% of the time the toilets are blocked for days making it smell. Showers are cold and you share the cubical with various insects, spiders and slugs. People are very messy so the kitchens and toilets are a mess. It is also almost impossible to do uni work there as they close the internet lounge around 9/10 and not only that, they only have fully functioning lights in half the room and you need light to see what you're doing.
So in summary yes its okay if you're a homeless student for a bit like me, you can survive there ive been here almost a month now but its extremely basic considering how much money youre paying for it.
Extremely basic place to live, very hard to get comfortable as you share a small cabin with up to five people meaning there is not really room for everyones things and you'll never get a minute alone. Only one plug outlet in the cabin so its a struggle to keep your phone and computer charged. 90% of the time the toilets are blocked for days making it smell. Showers are cold and you share the cubical with various insects, spiders and slugs. People are very messy so the kitchens and toilets are a mess. It is also almost impossible to do uni work there as they close the internet lounge around 9/10 and not only that, they only have fully functioning lights in half the room and you need light to see what you're doing.
So in summary yes its okay if you're a homeless student for a bit like me, you can survive there ive been here almost a month now but its extremely basic considering how much money youre paying for it.
Lasse Eriksen (22.07.2017 14:31)
Ok
Ok
Sarivan Matei (03.04.2016 15:45)
If you are going to stay here, probably is because you arrived in Aalborg for your studies and you haven't found any convenient accommodation yet. I have to tell you, that if you are at the beginning of the academic year, it is very hard to find a proper place to live. Anyway, the conditions at Danhostel are very harsh. I lived there for about 2 and a half months until I found a proper place to live. I stayed in a small cabin which I shared the first month and a half with 5 other guys. It was horrible as they were not clean at all, but I requested to be moved in another cabin which worked fine for a while. The kitchen and the bathroom are shared with all the other people who are living in the cabins. The staff is only cleaning them once a week, so they were absolutely disgusting, especially towards the end of my staying there when they stopped cleaning them completely. The hostel is equipped with a common room with tables and wi-fi. The wi-fi didn't worked at all, impossible to open even the facebook page. The common room is also closing around 11PM which is not very nice when you have a lot to study. I was not allowed to eat in the common room, which was horrible during rainy weather. Because of common sense, I couldn't eat in the cabin neither (you just can't bring food in a 2x5 cabin where 5 other people are living, because of the smell), but my roommates did it anyway which contributed to the horrible smell in the cabin. There were also very cold nights when they didn't turned on the heat, the management's explanation being that the heating system is controlled by a temperature sensor... Therefore, I shivered in cold 5 or 6 nights, maybe more. It is simply unbelievable for me, that you can't turn on the heat by yourself when you are cold, it is just like there is a standard limit for whoever would stay in those cabins to start getting cold (the heater has a switch, but if it is "worm" outside, it doesn't receive any power). In the end when people were starting to leave Danhostel (maybe because they didn't stand it anymore, or because they found a proper place to live in), I enjoyed the cabin alone for 2 or 3 days until I found out that it is not allowed for only one person to be in a cabin, so they moved a guy with me. The next day I checked out, simply because I was getting sick of the place... This is a review for the cabins at Danhostel where the first year students are staying at the beginning of their studies. I don't know how is the other part of the hostel, but I think that the parts with wi-fi and the common room apply to the whole hostel.
If you are going to stay here, probably is because you arrived in Aalborg for your studies and you haven't found any convenient accommodation yet. I have to tell you, that if you are at the beginning of the academic year, it is very hard to find a proper place to live. Anyway, the conditions at Danhostel are very harsh. I lived there for about 2 and a half months until I found a proper place to live. I stayed in a small cabin which I shared the first month and a half with 5 other guys. It was horrible as they were not clean at all, but I requested to be moved in another cabin which worked fine for a while. The kitchen and the bathroom are shared with all the other people who are living in the cabins. The staff is only cleaning them once a week, so they were absolutely disgusting, especially towards the end of my staying there when they stopped cleaning them completely. The hostel is equipped with a common room with tables and wi-fi. The wi-fi didn't worked at all, impossible to open even the facebook page. The common room is also closing around 11PM which is not very nice when you have a lot to study. I was not allowed to eat in the common room, which was horrible during rainy weather. Because of common sense, I couldn't eat in the cabin neither (you just can't bring food in a 2x5 cabin where 5 other people are living, because of the smell), but my roommates did it anyway which contributed to the horrible smell in the cabin. There were also very cold nights when they didn't turned on the heat, the management's explanation being that the heating system is controlled by a temperature sensor... Therefore, I shivered in cold 5 or 6 nights, maybe more. It is simply unbelievable for me, that you can't turn on the heat by yourself when you are cold, it is just like there is a standard limit for whoever would stay in those cabins to start getting cold (the heater has a switch, but if it is "worm" outside, it doesn't receive any power). In the end when people were starting to leave Danhostel (maybe because they didn't stand it anymore, or because they found a proper place to live in), I enjoyed the cabin alone for 2 or 3 days until I found out that it is not allowed for only one person to be in a cabin, so they moved a guy with me. The next day I checked out, simply because I was getting sick of the place... This is a review for the cabins at Danhostel where the first year students are staying at the beginning of their studies. I don't know how is the other part of the hostel, but I think that the parts with wi-fi and the common room apply to the whole hostel.
Rhys Evans (29.08.2015 12:17)
This is possibly the worst place I have ever stayed at, rooms incredibly cramped, staff not very good, just generally a very poor overall experience. I left as soon as I could. It is actually in quite a nice area, which makes the fact that accommodation is so poor an even bigger shame.
This is possibly the worst place I have ever stayed at, rooms incredibly cramped, staff not very good, just generally a very poor overall experience. I left as soon as I could. It is actually in quite a nice area, which makes the fact that accommodation is so poor an even bigger shame.
Iustin (15.06.2013 00:04)
The beds were pretty basic. The bathroom was basic too. But the rooms were clean. The best thing: the food. the food was wonderful for a hostel.
The beds were pretty basic. The bathroom was basic too. But the rooms were clean. The best thing: the food. the food was wonderful for a hostel.
