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Heraklio Youth Hostel Details
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Location/Contact| Address | 5 Vironos Street, Heraklion, Crete, Greece |
| Website | None (if you know the URL of their website, tell us and we'll add it) |
| Telephone | +30 2810 286281 |
| Fax | +30 2810 222947 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
How bad can it be? The worst! you have a bed, that's all you can say, be sure the bed is bad,
backbreaking. It's a windy building, doors do not close, through the night
doors slam to and fro with a smack. Toilet and showers are windy too and not cleaned the days I was there. The worst place I've ever seen. — t waalwijk , dutch (2011-01-09) Unworthy I don't think that the best place for someone to stay in and it's very bad that Heraklio doesn't have a proper and clean Hostel. I think that this lack is due to good and relative cheap hotels that someone can find around easily, especially in places like Aghia Pelagia, Malia, Hersonissos. But if you want a real image of the island, avoid the crowded north part and head south! — George , Greece (2009-05-12) Location:
In Iraklio/Heraklio town centre. Within 10 minutes walking distance from the commercial port. Just walk towards the direction of the old Venetian port along the main road, "Sofokli Venizelou" Street, turn into "25 of August" Street and turn right at the next street and you will be at "Vironos" Street. You can see the white and blue "Youth Hostel" Signboard ahead.
The hostel is run by a family who speaks English, but the hostel only opens at 8am, which means that if you arrive on an early ferry from Piraeus, Athens at 5.30am, there will be a long wait of another 2hr and 30min while it is highly possible for checking-in early at other hotels during low season.
The hostel is very quiet, dreary and dull. Keys are not given to the
occupants of dormitories and there is no receptionist at certain time and the main door of the hostel is still wide open. The hostel rooms do not have heaters, so it will be very cold in winter. The beds are rusty and the mattresses are old, dusty, too soft and are not good to sleep on. The toilets are dark, dirty, have no toilet paper and hot water.
Generally, the hostel does not give a good, secure feeling at all.
10euro is definitely too much for a stay at such a place when even
taking a shower or using the toilet can be such a chore.
The hostel is not exactly one that one will go to, since there are other choices especially during the low season, when the hotels within walking distances offer rooms at competitive prices such as 20euro for a single bedroom including breakfast. — Yah-Li , Singapore (2005-01-23)