Neptunes Hostel

Neptunes Hostel

I stayed in the Neptunes Hostel with 9 other people on March 3rd until we checked out on March 5, 2005.
There were only a couple of other people in the hostel and I had an 8 person room for myself and my friend Andy while the 8 girls of our group stayed in another 8 person room.
The rooms are basic but clean with a partial room divider in the middle of the room.
The bathrooms are gender separate and both have 2 showers and 2 sinks. The showers are small but the water pressure is strong.
There is a tv room with local channels and you can ask the front desk to play VHS movies for you to watch.
Also in the tv room there are a few bookshelves and various other reading material for your enjoyment.
There is a separate telephone room as well with one phone for local type calls and one for international calls.
There is an internet terminal available for free but it was broken when I was there.
The kitchen is well stocked with cooking utensils, an oven and four gas burners and there is a refridgerator for leftovers, just be sure to label what's yours.
The front desk staff is fairly helpful and friendly and will be happy to give you a map of the town or give you directions to the town information office.
The hostel is located in the center of the town and only about 100-200meters from the town cathedral.

Unique Quality: Open all year ? Safe Keeping facility ? 150 Beds ? Centrally Heated throughout
?Laundry/Drying Room ? Free Hot Showers ? Bureau de Change ? Social Rooms
?Games/T.V. ? International Telephone ? Self-Catering Kitchen ? Group rates available
?Family Rooms en Suite ? No curfew ? No membership ? Luggage stored free of charge
? Coffee Dock ? Credit Cards Accepted ? Bike Lock-up ? Coin Operated Internet Access
? On Site Manager ? Wheelchair Accessible/Friendly

• Opinion of Price: least expensive
• Related to: Study Abroad, Backpacking, Budget Travel

Neptunes Hostel Photo: Neptune front wall

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