Hostels in North America

"Was nice and clean "

"Overall it was a pretty good experience. I would likely stay here again. However, in tge future, I would hope there would be more of a variety and more protein in the breakfast options."

"The hotels are costly, and I've stayed in a Santa Barbara Hostel before. It was an excellent stay! (No one was in my room that night; therefore, I used my CPAP.)"

"I feel safe in the hostel, and all my roommates are really sweet, they all really quiet at night. Wonderful experience at Clarence park."

"No sound or noise restrictions regardless of the time of day. Other Hostels provide a more quiet environment between 11pm and 10am. Seasoned guests do not tip-toe around nor do they attempt to stifle their noises. "

"Was my first hostel experience and it was much nicer than i thought it would be. The beds were comfortable and it didnt feel like i was in a room with others, besides hearing someone snore occasionally. "

"I like having access to a kitchen with tea making facilities (with Twinings Earl Grey) and a living room with a large TV. Nice atmosphere and quiet. "

"Good"

"Easy semi private pod room within a room. Felt safe and inexpensive in a solid area. "

"Nice"

"None"

"This was a truly unique experience, and anyone who loves Candian History, haunted places, or anything in between should stay here for at least one night. In all honesty, one night is all I could handle, because I'm not a heavy sleeper and I did not get much sleep due to the noise. Don't get me wrong though, it's not the hostel's fault... the jail was purposely built for sound to travel, and they can't control the volume of the guests that ignore the signs to be quiet. Just consider that a fair...