The staff, the facility, and the general vibe is awesome. Best hostel in Torino.

well organised, very clean, everything u need for staying longer. kitchen offers tea and coffee. microwave available too. also nicely organised check out: you can leave the luggage there and get access to it until 7pm (checkout is at 11AM). a number of food places and convenient stores up the street, and a few vending machines just like 30m next to the hostel.

The surrounding area is probably a lil shady / dodgy. I didn't experience anything, but i believe some people may find this a bit concerning. The location is right at a bigger crossing, so traffic is there too, and lots of people during the weekend. So, closed windows are recommended i guess.

The hostel is a very nice and quiet place and its interior is really intrestingly designed! The appartment we have for 4 people with 2 rooms and a small kitchen was perfect and spacious. But in the night the outside street life is very busy and to sleep quiet the windows need to be closed.

Well the part of the city was not really confidental and the bad was that our car got a broken window and some bags are stolen out of our car. So we're a bit disappointed that we got the recommendation from the hostel to park in the street nearby. If you arrive by car, just choose a paid garage nearby, what we dida after the thieves passed by!!!

It has everything that you expect from a hostel. With a bathroom for each dorm and it is super clean. As a nice extra service, they have lockers where you can store your luggage until 7 pm on the day of departure. Hostel staff is super quick to respond to your mails.

For the price it is well equipped, but the distance to the city centre is a downside. By walking it's around 30 to 45 minutes till the centre - in a city that is not at all pedestrian-friendly. (I didn't try public transport, maybe with this it's a better experience.)

It was cosy, always clean, so comfortable and quiet most of the time. One can cook as there are plenty of utensils in the kitchen 😻

quite expensive: 1. given that it is located circa 2kms away from Piazza Castello and the area where the hostel is situated is not that appealing and becomes somewhat less safe during late evenings and nights; 2. Dorms are mixed gender and that is the only option that the hostel provides.

clean, good bathrooms, nice kitchen and leisure room

kinda far, no ac and really noise and weak fan. the bathrooms are “allocated” per room but it doesn’t make sense for me to wait if there are others open.

I liked the cosy common room with the guitars in open access, and I liked the fact there was some shared ingredients to cook in the common kitchen. I also really liked the people in my room, very friendly and respectful. The bathroom was clean with a proper shower and the locker system and key box for pick up works well.

Simple suggestion, adding white curtains on the front door during the day could help giving more privacy to the guests in the kitchen from the people walking in the street while still letting the light in.

Both the bathroom and room were very clean and spacious. There was an extra bonus of having a ventilator which kept the room quite fresh and cool. Everything was as informed and there were absolutely no issues.

Location of the hostel was not the greatest but it didn't bother us that much. Walking from the centre to the hostel, we felt a little bit unsafe but nothing happened and it was just our feelings.

The staff was super friendly and helpful, the place was super clean, cozy and welcoming. I think easily one of the best organised hostels I have been to, especially the recycling part and flexible check-in. The neighbourhood was not the best but the hostel itself is in a good location on a big street, near public transport.

Very big studio for a reasonable price, the kitchen was very well equipped and even had coffee pods. The location isn’t perfect but we did not feel uncomfortable walking back to the hostel late in the evening - you can tell the neighbourhood is more diverse and slightly poorer than the rest of the city but makes one reflect on why people consider this dangerous.

The towels had a funny smell - it was mentioned somewhere they were washed at 40°C and dried at 90° to be eco-friendly which is a nice concept but they could be a little fresher.