A 170-bed hostel with bright, funky dorms that sleep four to 18; good bathrooms; bunk beds fitted with a privacy panel; and individual lockers for valuables. There's a great self-catering kitchen and a cosy TV lounge in the basement. Continental breakfast and linen are included.
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