Aiora Hostel — Hotel in Valencia

Hostel is very affordable. It is right in front of the metro station. A bit far from the tourist area. Just a heads up that there is no reception desk so communication is through WhatsApp. They have a spacious kitchen area. The place is accessed by code but the door gets pretty loud since it takes a bit of tries and the correct way of turning the handle.

I did lack a bit of privacy. The walls do not go to the ceiling so you can hear a lot of conversations in other rooms. The dorm room doors do not have a lock and easily accessible by anyone though I had no issues. The bathrooms are dived by gender and share a common sink area. Shower stalls lack hangers or a place to place toiletries. Very difficult to change in there as well. The hallways of the hostel can be seen from the outside public eye. It would be nice to have some sort of screen to block viewers. Overall maintenance and cleaning staff was nice. I’d stay here again if looking to stay...

The experience was horrible, there is no one working there you accede the space with a numeric code they send you hy message. One inside there are not proper rooms, it's a huge space and the "rooms" are separated with walls that don't touch the ceiling so you smell and hear everyone and everything always, it is impossible to rest. Ah also there are no windows. Bathrooms are not very well equipped and there is no hot water. The space doesn't feel really secure, there are no keys for the rooms, there are not common spaces to chill.. I would say it is...

Do not book this hostel. I was there for one night and checked out early because there were 2 homeless people in the hostel at night. There was a lot of noise because of this and overall this gives a very unsafe feeling.

There is no check in in the hostel, everyone can open the door with a code, meaning that if someone opens the door from the inside it gives the opportunity to enter.

After confronting the owner, the problem was denied and i was not allowed to cancel the rest of my...