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I used to stay in hotels all my life. This summer I visited Europe and realized what a hostel is. Those who do not know will tell you briefly: literally translated as a hostel, but in fact it is not. Yes, accommodation in a room from 3 people and above (can reach up to 10), yes, bunk beds, but the atmosphere of the hostel is beyond words! This time I visited one of the new Moscow hostels in the capital - Da! Hostel Moscow (opened on August 1 this year).
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I used to stay in hotels all my life.
This summer I visited Europe and realized what a hostel is. Those who do not know will tell you briefly: literally translated as a hostel, but in fact it is not. Yes, accommodation in a room from 3 people and above (can reach up to 10), yes, bunk beds, but the atmosphere of the hostel is beyond words!
This time I visited one of the new Moscow hostels in the capital - Da! Hostel Moscow (opened on August 1 this year). The hostel is very new, clean and new with its own individual design, there is a large-large kitchen with a sea of spices, cereals and tea, which are free-cook as much as you like. The windows overlook the Arbat Street and in the evenings you can hear the amazing performance of a jazz singer and musicians. The hostel is located on two floors. For 4 there is a large kitchen and a living room with pouffes, for 5 there is a relax area with a huge TV and poufs, there is also a kitchen, but without a stove (you can safely make sandwiches, tea) and arrange an evening of watching movies (the library is amazing), there is a playstation 3. The rooms are comfortable but not big. Very bright and stylish. each has a personal locker with bed linen and towels, a shelf, 2 sockets. The shower also deserves attention. there is everything you need (hair dryers, hand dryers, cheerful music constantly plays)
There are a lot of people in the hostel, but it is very clean. The rooms are wet cleaned.
So who wants to live in the center of Moscow inexpensively, decide and you will not regret it! Da! The hostel is worth it!
This summer I visited Europe and realized what a hostel is. Those who do not know will tell you briefly: literally translated as a hostel, but in fact it is not. Yes, accommodation in a room from 3 people and above (can reach up to 10), yes, bunk beds, but the atmosphere of the hostel is beyond words!
This time I visited one of the new Moscow hostels in the capital - Da! Hostel Moscow (opened on August 1 this year). The hostel is very new, clean and new with its own individual design, there is a large-large kitchen with a sea of spices, cereals and tea, which are free-cook as much as you like. The windows overlook the Arbat Street and in the evenings you can hear the amazing performance of a jazz singer and musicians. The hostel is located on two floors. For 4 there is a large kitchen and a living room with pouffes, for 5 there is a relax area with a huge TV and poufs, there is also a kitchen, but without a stove (you can safely make sandwiches, tea) and arrange an evening of watching movies (the library is amazing), there is a playstation 3. The rooms are comfortable but not big. Very bright and stylish. each has a personal locker with bed linen and towels, a shelf, 2 sockets. The shower also deserves attention. there is everything you need (hair dryers, hand dryers, cheerful music constantly plays)
There are a lot of people in the hostel, but it is very clean. The rooms are wet cleaned.
So who wants to live in the center of Moscow inexpensively, decide and you will not regret it! Da! The hostel is worth it!
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We spent 4 unforgettable days in Moscow and are glad we chose this hostel. Many people say that Moscow is an expensive city, but if you stay at TNT and you have a small budget, then this is the place for you. Accommodation from 500 rubles per day (this includes accommodation, internet, tea and coffee). There is a cozy kitchen with everything you need to cook yourself (pots, pans, plates, etc.
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We spent 4 unforgettable days in Moscow and are glad we chose this hostel. Many people say that Moscow is an expensive city, but if you stay at TNT and you have a small budget, then this is the place for you. Accommodation from 500 rubles per day (this includes accommodation, internet, tea and coffee). There is a cozy kitchen with everything you need to cook yourself (pots, pans, plates, etc. ), which we constantly used. Super location - almost all the sights were reached on foot, well, the metro is also 200 meters away. There were many traveling foreigners with whom it was interesting to talk and go to Gogol together. Also clean, comfortable and homey. There was no discomfort to share a room with strangers, although there were concerns. And thanks to the staff for their help and detailed information about the city.
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