I already knew where I was going, but when I arrived I already perceived THE PROBLEMS. I arrived at night and they only had one poor guy working and a large number of people in line and out on the street. When I got to the room, it was impossible to put my things, the beds are very noisy because they are made of iron, and obviously the mattress is for going to the physiotherapist after breakfast. It's insane that 8 people live together in a tiny room, perhaps I was unlucky, but everyone came drunk, made noise and turned on the lights at night, it seems that the company is not aware of explaining the room rules to the customers, they simply say "sign here". Towel rental for 5 euros, paying 33 euros per night, the scam of the century. 33 euros per night could be the price of a 2-star hotel, but not of a hostel that has... 300 beds? One aspect that I did not like is that they don't have a community kitchen. You perfectly hear the noises of the people who sleep on the floor above you (screams, jumps, shower, taps, metal drawers...). The location of the hostel at night is very insecure, with a lot of drunk people yelling on the street. If you have another option to stay, DON'T HESITATE.