Hostel La Camella

Take it only in an emergency. the sleeping area is only separated from common kitchen and lobby by a thin curtain, so it is very hard to sleep as you hear every single oerson comming in or cooking or talking. bathrooms seem modern and clean but at the same time lack basic features like even a single shelf or hook for clothes. Bunks crammed and upper ones are tricky to access as the ladder ends and there are no handholds. Some people just live there and create weird vibe. Street depressing.

Was greeted by current guests who looked me up and down with an air of what I don't know, hardly a friendly greeting. Turns out the hostel is used mainly by long-stay workers, who have 'their' space into which you are intruding. Limited communal space inside, no outside space other than wasteland over the road. Washing machine spinning loudly at 10pm. People frying smelly food at 6am. Booked 3 nights, stayed 1.