Home Youth Hostel by Feetup Hostels

First of the location is excellent. And this is not exaggerated for review points. Right in the centre of the historical town and nearby to pretty much a lot of good restaurants, museums and public transport. A 5-12min walk and you're already near a bus station or subway. All major museums or sight seeing locations are within walking distance. There is no need for taxi/uber or public transport. For the beach you get the public transport: Very convinient and relaxed. Tip: Get a 10-ride card, which is only 4 euros. Because a single trip costs 1,50. Note: The transfer from airport is more expensive as you need to pay a special zone fee. Hostels are what you expect: high social interaction but logically less privacy (unless you book a solo room) and decent comfort. Generally 9/10 times a hostel isn't designed for comfort, hence the lower price. Instead of bunk beds, the hostel did opt for single beds in rooms with multiple people. You don't feel like sardines in a can which is in my opinion a plus. Even though I dined outside, the kitchen is well equipped with all your basic needs for cooking simple meals. The breakfast option offered is basic (cereals, bread, eggs, cheese, ham, etc) and helps you start the day which is fine for me. Staff is friendly, well versed in English and social. One of the staff "forced" us (it became a challenge due personal honour!) to find 10 drunk cats hidden in the common area. 11/10 would play again.

ok I hadn't stayed in a hostel in ages so was apprehensive about staying in a hostel but home youth exceeded my expectations..very friendly staff.. excellent facilities and comfortable rooms..an excellent communal area and silence after midnight..the culture of the hostel is all about inclusiveness and a very friendly atmosphere plus I arrived very late and the guy on reception was brilliant..plus the girl on the reception Duda is a star

I ❤️ the stuff, the place, interior, higene and ofc people I met. Stuff is a lot of fun but still professional and helpful. They make the atmosphere home-like and by things like carrying on Trivia - Quiz make it easier to get to know with other resident. The big table in the kitchen also proofs useful for meating. Location is right in the middle of Old Town do it couldn't be better. Interior has patio-like with covered roof ofc so you get a lot of sunlight.

Everything. The hostel is in a great location right next to the famous market and a short walk from some of the main squares. The hostel itself is super cosy and the staff are really friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is very sociable between the guests and the hostel hosts some events such as sangria night etc so if you fancy having a drink while you socialise then you can and if you would like to party then they have an organised pub crawl that people can then go out to. Even though people may be having a drink in the hostel, it never became rowdy and felt comfortable for both party and non party seeking guests. The breakfast was nice and the free tea is appreciated. They also have a free walking tour in the morning which I went to and enjoyed. Something I appreciated, that I haven't seen in other hostels, is that the lights to each bed were dimmable so if people were sleeping you could set it to a low light so you could still see but not be blinding the others in the room. I've stayed in a lot of hostels and this is the first one I have seen with dimmable bed lights. This is very practical for guests and was also appreciated. The plug to each bed was also appreciated. I feel this hostel understands the smaller details that are very helpful for guests and they have these things covered. I really enjoyed my stay there and wish I'd stayed longer in Valencia and this hostel.

Honestly the nicest thing were the ppl there, as in the workers(the travelers too ofc☝️). Rlly made you feel welcome and stuck around with the general crowd after their shift. Can’t even give a shout out to one person in particular because they were ALL very cutesy.