텐 투 텐 푸에르토 바야르타 - 호스텔(Hostal Ten to Ten Puerto Vallarta)

WiFi가 나갔고, 방에서 실제로 작동하지 않았고 냄새가 났습니다. 직원들은 친절했지만 밤새 AC를 통제하는 것이 규칙이었고 일부 방은 개조 중일 수도 있습니다. 편안함이나 디지털 유목민을 찾고 있지 않다면 괜찮을 수도 있지만 감동하지 않았습니다. 침대도 편안하지 않았습니다.

원래 이곳에 며칠 동안 왔지만 3주 동안 머물기로 결정했습니다. 정말 멋진 곳 - 주인이 일본인이므로 두 번째 장소는 일본 삿포로에 있습니다. 맛있는 라면 카페 되세요. 매우 친근한 분위기. Miri와 Pablo는 내가 집에 있는 것처럼 느끼게 해주었습니다. 호스텔에는 요리할 수 있는 주방이 있습니다. 도시의 중심에 있습니다. 확실히 돌아올 것이다

Malecon에서 불과 한 블록 떨어져 있습니다. 즉, 바다, 해변, 레스토랑, 야간 유흥, 많은 훌륭한 노점상 및 포장 마차, Centro와 Zona Romantica 사이의 훌륭한 토요일 시장을 의미합니다. 주요 교통로. 그래서 그 위치는 훌륭합니다. 호스텔 자체에는 깨끗하고 잘 운영되는 다양한 유형의 숙박 시설이 있습니다. 가격은 합리적입니다. 그것은 5성급 리조트가 아닙니다. 여행 가이드가 필요하고 리조트를 떠나지 않는 사람들이 아니라 삶을 탐색할 수 있는 사람들을 위한 것입니다.

나는 이 호스텔에서 즐거운 시간을 보냈습니다. 직원은 훌륭했고 시설은 깨끗했습니다. 레스토랑, 관광 명소 및 해변과 매우 가깝습니다.

광장과 버스 정류장 근처에 매우 편리하게 위치해 있습니다. 직원들은 친절하고 도움이 되었습니다.

너무 편하고 탄탄라멘이 너무 신기하고 맛있습니다.

I enjoy my stay. Staff very friendly, for a hostel it is clean as can be. Although the restroom trash could use a regularly emptying or get a bigger trashcan because that the only place i find trash overflowing. Common area seating cushion need a change asap but overall the place is well kept. During day time the common area could get a bit humid but who go to a hostel to stay inside. Vegan Ramen is good as well. Cant beat the location it walking distance to everything. Ill stay again if i want to stay in a hostel. Be nice if they have a map for visitor of where to eat or things to check out.

This was my first time out of the US l, so I chose to stay at a hostel for the first few days to scope out the area and where to stay at the end of the week for my birthday. Other than the bedrooms being on the 2nd floor with no elevator, it was easy to get around. The first floor has the vegan restaurant which has excellent Japanese food. The staff were great and very friendly.

This is not the worst hostel I've ever slept in, but it is solidly the filthiest. And I've stayed in over 100. The only others that come close were in India. I'm sharing photos to illustrate. Do read this review in its entirety, otherwise you can't say no one warned you. The pictures you see on HostelWorld were clearly taken the day Ten to Ten opened. The place now is just a dump, because management appears to have made no effort to maintain it. My private room had a bed that was nearly broken and the headboard was a beat up piece of raw plywood glued to the wall. The walls themselves were horribly dirty and scuffed with random holes and screws sticking out of them. The door was as sturdy as a chintzy Ikea coffee table, so every tiny noise echoed through all night. The lock was also useless; I could have opened it with a metrocard in less time than I can sneeze. There were no windows and zero ventilation, only a weird lumpy mattress, translucent linens, a wall A\C that stubbornly wouldn't adjust and no blanket unless you requested one before the desk closed for the night. I got home at 11:15. Elsewhere it was obvious everything was the cheapest option possible: harsh fluorescent lights, rickety toilet seats and doors, beaten up old furniture, unusable cookware — all of it stained and dirty beyond repair. Bathrooms were dank and in too poor of repair to be cleanable, so there was mold everywhere. Faucets barely worked and were detaching from the counter. Rusty metal baskets hung over shower doors leaving orange stains where they made contact with plexiglass. There were weird smudges on bathroom walls, vomit on toilets, old stains from the stickiness left behind by old tape, musty smells, circles on the floor where some gooey liquid clearly dried and gathered dust no one cared to scrub away. The lounge areas were more of the same, except here I found junk everywhere and cords dangling from weird places. The ramen "restaurant" was also so gross I couldn't imagine eating a meal there. And just to be clear, I've comfortably eaten street food after handling monkeys. Add in bad security and broken wifi and we have one of the worst hostels I've ever seen. So how does one explain the glowing reviews? They all seem to shower praise on the managers — who really weren't friendly or helpful beyond the very bare minimum — so you do the math.