Description (same in French)
L'auberge Atlanta reçoit beaucoup d'éloges pour son excellent emplacement. Le bus s'arrête en face de l'auberge et la façon sous-(MARTA) est à seulement 4 pâtés de maisons jusqu'à Ponce de Leon Ave. MARTA va dans l'aéroport à proximité de bagages et de la gare Amtrak est à seulement 2 miles.
Tous les points d'importance historique, culturel ou tout simplement s'amuser sont pratiques à l'auberge. Le bâtiment de l'auberge est un trois - la structure du récit en briques rouges. La ville d'Atlanta a désigné le bâtiment comme «importance historique».
Cette auberge est la première auberge pleine d'exister à Atlanta (1991). L'auberge familiale est passée de 20 lits en 1992 à 100 lits en 1996. Joseph, le gestionnaire qui vit sur la propriété, insistent sur une surface propre, envoirnment amusant.
La table de billard, la télévision par satellite, casiers gratuits, avant vitrée, sous le portique, café et muffins ou des beignes, des cartes gratuites, cuisine complète, plus toutes les fonctions standards auberge faire l'auberge Atlanta un Dieu-envoyé pour le voyageur fatigué foyer d'étudiants.
S'il vous plaît noter: Les réservations effectuées pour nos salles de dortoir peut avoir entre 6 et 8 lits. Nous avons fait passer les gens autant que possible afin d'éviter les salles de dortoir de devenir trop encombré. Lorsque vous réservez un lit dans notre chambre de dortoir 8 lits nous essaierons toujours de vous placer dans un petit dortoir 6 lit d'abord si elles sont disponibles. Les 8 salles de dortoir de lit sont plus grandes pour accueillir des lits d'appoint et sont également attenante.
Nous avons une politique d'annulation de 72 heures. Si vous annulez dans les 72 heures ou ne montrent pas, vous serez facturé pour une nuits d'hébergement. Aussi, les prix indiqués ne comprennent pas les impôts locaux
Tous les points d'importance historique, culturel ou tout simplement s'amuser sont pratiques à l'auberge. Le bâtiment de l'auberge est un trois - la structure du récit en briques rouges. La ville d'Atlanta a désigné le bâtiment comme «importance historique».
Cette auberge est la première auberge pleine d'exister à Atlanta (1991). L'auberge familiale est passée de 20 lits en 1992 à 100 lits en 1996. Joseph, le gestionnaire qui vit sur la propriété, insistent sur une surface propre, envoirnment amusant.
La table de billard, la télévision par satellite, casiers gratuits, avant vitrée, sous le portique, café et muffins ou des beignes, des cartes gratuites, cuisine complète, plus toutes les fonctions standards auberge faire l'auberge Atlanta un Dieu-envoyé pour le voyageur fatigué foyer d'étudiants.
S'il vous plaît noter: Les réservations effectuées pour nos salles de dortoir peut avoir entre 6 et 8 lits. Nous avons fait passer les gens autant que possible afin d'éviter les salles de dortoir de devenir trop encombré. Lorsque vous réservez un lit dans notre chambre de dortoir 8 lits nous essaierons toujours de vous placer dans un petit dortoir 6 lit d'abord si elles sont disponibles. Les 8 salles de dortoir de lit sont plus grandes pour accueillir des lits d'appoint et sont également attenante.
Nous avons une politique d'annulation de 72 heures. Si vous annulez dans les 72 heures ou ne montrent pas, vous serez facturé pour une nuits d'hébergement. Aussi, les prix indiqués ne comprennent pas les impôts locaux
Atlanta International Hostel DétailsFree Amenities
Breakfast Is parking available, if so what is the cost (or is it free)?Other Features
Climatisation Un barbecue Are credit cards accepted? Une salle de jeux Douche chaude gratuite 24h/24 Information de voyages disponibles Une cuisine Une machine à laver Un salon / Espace collectif Une table de billard Une télévisonDetails
Is there a curfew? If yes, what time?: No Curfew
Is there a 'lockout' period when people aren't allowed in the hostel? If yes, what time?: Non
Plan Vous y rendre / Nos coordonnéesQuelle est la note de Atlanta International Hostel sur les autres sites internet?
Notes & Commentaires
Rude management -- the worst! As a seasoned traveler and college student I have stayed all over the world, from Nairobi to Hong Kong to Amsterdam. The British-sounding woman who greeted me at this place today was the rudest specimen of humanity I have encountered in the past year and certainly is a stain on Atlanta s otherwise wonderful overall level of friendliness. I arrived in a suit after traveling twelve hours from another state. I was tired and my eye drooped a little as it was damaged by a surgeon ten years ago and looks droopy when I am sleep deprived. This woman screamed at me "Put your stuff down then come back later at 500 PM." I looked at her in disbelief of her tone. "You got a problem with that?" she said. It went downhill from there. "We cater to STUDENTS here." Assuming she was so sarcastic and arrogant that I was not in my twenties, I said that if I was too old I could move on but I am a student ... a PhD student. "I don't really care what you are," she said. So, I sat outside for an hour, considering this experience, then retrieved my bags and found a nice motel at the airport where my suit and 40 year old face was not out of place. I have been to 32 countries and even owned a small 20 unit motel in another state for six years and I would NEVER treat a guest like that. The woman also said I could only stay one night when earlier she had said by phone I could stay up to 14 days. I checked online and they are accepting reservations for single guests for the next few days. Isn't this called age discrimination? I have heard of examples of discrimination my whole life, now I got to feel it and it ain't so pleasant. My advice to anyone contemplating staying here is best to avoid this place unless you want a very improper introduction to a wonderful place that I am discovering IS Atlanta. I am also writing a letter to the Atlanta Chamber as well. — orthodude, Washington State (2012-06-01) Loved it The house is beautiful, very well kept, nice clean bathrooms, great area, safe house. Staff were great, especially Susie, she made me so welcome, she made me feel like I belonged, almost like family, she is very caring and very pleasing. I would recommend this place to anyone, you must go here just to meet Susie. Good customer service thrives in this place. Thanks atlanta hostel and thanks Susie for making my stay a good one! — James Lewison, Germany (2010-10-21) Great Service I stayed there this weekend, it was an unbelievable experience. I found it to be very welcoming. There was a British lady there by the name of Suzie, she made me most welcome. (unbelievable service) She walked me to my room, showed me around, even went as far as making my bed. I would definitely stay there again. I had better service there, than any hotel I had ever been to. Thank you Suzie for making my stay a pleasant one. — Anonymous, US (2010-08-16) Good place antique stuff. staff is friendly and attentive. has great internet. lots of people milling about to talk to. they take care of you. beautiful house. — Michael, usa (2010-04-15) Terrible This hostel was the worst hostel I have ever stayed in. I was booked for two nights but only spent one due to how disgusting the conditions were. The whole place smelled of urine and mildew, there were piles of "recyclables" on the first floor, the bathrooms should be (and probably are) illegal as they are not suitable even for dogs and the sheets given to me were only the top sheet and a blanket. the bottom sheet and pillowcase were already there, though I never saw anyone changing them. When I wanted a refund for my unstayed upcoming night I said the place was filthy and the guy at the desk was shocked and told me if i thought that way I should have come told them and then blamed the conditions on a new cleaning girl though it seemed like nothing had been cleaned in years. I said it wouldnt have made a difference, the place was a lost cause. The travelers were fine, but the management and people working were rude if present. Oh, and the neighborhood was not great; I was warned not to leave anything in my car. And I felt nickled and dimed there with a deposit or fee for pretty much everything. Overall I would never recommend this place to anyone unless in dire straights. — S. Murray, USA (2009-05-28) Sucked no heat ruined my stay. demanded three-night refund. staff bitchy. manager not to be found. — robert kozlina, american (2009-01-29) I gave it three stars because there were pros and cons. I was here in September of this year. I thought the downstairs common area was nice. There were couches around the television area and the glassed in porch and there was a long table where people could sit and eat together. The women's dorm -- unfortunately the shower in there was kind of old and disgusting. It could use a renovation. The guy who worked at the desk in the morning that lives on the top floor wasn't really friendly/welcoming, but then there was an older man who worked at night who was nice. He seemed professional and responsible and there was a surveillance camera watching people come in and out, so I wasn't worried about safety. The panhandlers are kind of uncomfortable to deal with, but I just gave them a firm no and then they went away. So basically, the hostel rooms/bathrooms are a bit rundown and it's kind of expensive ($25 per night for a hostel bed) but the atmosphere downstairs is friendly and the staff seems to keep a good eye on what's going on. I didn't see a mean little guy who banned people from the kitchen, so I guess they made him leave! — Wendy, American (2008-11-16) Decent It was four blocks from the MARTA bus and rail lines which was incredibly convenient. There was the best Cuban restaurant across the street (try their mango smoothies). It's located in a historic district which is really nice to take a stroll around. I arrived early and there was a nice young man who let me and my mother in to put our luggage away. For starters, the building used to be a brothel in the eighties. Then the owners tried to start a bed-and-breakfast, but in the nineties they made it a hostel. It was a rather old building and a lot of the furniture was outdated. The showers were really gross, old, and weird. Luckily I was just there for one day so I didn't take one there. There was a really weird, small guy who seemed to be a long term resident of the hostel who felt that he had the right to not allow anyone into the kitchen when he was cooking even when I asked him if I could get a glass of water for my mother and actually lied to me and said that there were no glasses that I could use. He also kept changing the channel to really weird sci-fi movies and fox news. The women's room on the second floor was terrible. The bunk beds were not comfortable and some of them were children's sized bunk beds and one didn't even have a ladder to get to the top! There was a table that took up the middle of the room and you couldn't move it because the legs were unstable. It was a fire hazard because people at the back of the room wouldn't be able to run to the door but would have to go around this huge circular table. They should just get rid of it. You also have to pay for billiards. The service was really friendly and the location was great but the actual building wasn't that great. — Jessica, Brazil (2008-03-30) Atlanta International Hostel Reviews from the Web
Les salles communes au rez de chaussee sont sympas, meme si je n'y ai pas passe beaucoup de temps.
— Evaluation des clients (2011-08-17)
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— Evaluation des clients (2011-03-30)
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