The staff were amazing! They provided us with great tips in the area and helped charge phones, use their body wash and gave us a tour of the accomodation. The location is super central and a short walk to the main town. The front of the accomodation is also very cute.

The only downside to the accomodation is that I was in the room closest to the gate to enter the property. Despite MANY signs requesting that the gate be closed quietly, many of the guests let the gate slam shut all throughout the night and into the early morning. In spite of this, my room was spacious and comfortable.

Very chill hostel, rather small and with a larger share of people working and staying longer, very well equipped kitchen (I’ve never seen so many sharp knives in a hostel kitchen before!), big double bedroom with soft towels, pool looked clean

Not a great location, thin walls, especially the gate is super loud when it falls shut, not a lot of space for food in kitchen & fridge

Loved the hammocks. Hammocks should be mandatory everywhere! The place has a nice vibe. Will come back in the future.

The doors bang all the time which wakes you up day and night. The quiet times aren’t enforced / encouraged, the kitchen is a little small for trying to cook and is constantly in need of cleaning - even first thing in the morning. Not much info / leaflets in what to do in Newcastle. It’s all for other places.

Location, next to the bus/train station. The dorms were also spacious and the beds comfy.

It didn't bother me particularly, but there are long-term workers living there and have taken most of the room facilities. Just be aware of that.

I only stayed for 3 nights and had a good time. The rooms were very clean and the facilities too. The hostel has a pool and a comfy "living room" area with a big TV. Everybody was very friendly and helpful!

If I had to critique something it would be the location. Even though the Hostel is close to the Greyhound bus stop, you had to walk for around 15 minutes to get to the center or take the bus.

Most of the staff where sooo nice. The hostel itself looked soo pretty. The baskets for your food where really nice. The showerheads where luxurious. And the hostel was never "too packed". So nice and quiet at times!

The trays of the fridge would sometimes cave in. Which should be fixable I guess. One showerhead would spray water because it was a bit loose. And sometimes it could be really chilly in the rooms. We got extra blankets though so that was realy nice.

Everyone was really welcoming, it’s a « family vibe » hostel. The kitchen is big and relatively clean, the bathrooms and showers looked recently renovated, clean at all times. The room was spacious.

The beds need to be upgraded, the second you move the whole room knows about it, the metal squeaks super loud and the beds shake at any movement, it’s quite annoying

The location is great. Short walk from the trainstation and main shopping street. Pool is awesome. Big communal kitchen and considering the amount of guests staying there, it was clean too. The 4 bed dorm was spacious. Rm 1.

Very chill hostel with good kitchen facilities and decent showers. Loved the hammocks and outside area overall, even though it was fully booked it never felt overcrowded.

The hand towel in the bathroom seemed to never get changed as it was soaking wet all week at all hours of the day.

The common room/pool room were really cool areas. The staff were also nice.

I didn't like that there were a lot of long-term guests who seemed to live there full time and work in the area as tradies or bar staff which kind of made it not feel like a backpackers hostel but still a cool place.