Himara Hostel
About Himara Hostel
Essential Facilities Himara Hostel in Himare offers a garden, terrace, and free WiFi in public areas. Guests can relax in the outdoor fireplace, lounge, or outdoor seating area. Comfortable Accommodations The hostel features private and shared bathrooms, parquet floors, and garden views. Additional amenities include a washing machine, work desk, and bicycle parking. Activities and Services Guests can enjoy film nights, cycling, and snorkeling. The property staff provide excellent service support, ensuring a pleasant stay. Nearby Attractions Spille Beach is an 8-minute walk away, offering scenic seaside views. Other attractions include the Himare Museum and the Himare Castle.
Amenities
- Dry cleaning
- Luggage storage
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- Pet friendly
- Smoke-free property
Reviews
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They didn’t mention that they were not accepting cards.
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Friendly, relaxed ambience , outdoor space and free breakfast. The 10 bed dormitory had 4 beds up on a 10 foot vertical climbing wall. It was totally terrifying and unexpected . We ‘d anticipated the usual one up one down b. beds . We were completely accommodated after voicing our concerns. Really hard to find , better sign posting needed ..
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Very clean facilities and loads of extra curricular things to do nothing
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Great location
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Location is just a short walk from the tourist area so its quieter and more relaxing. It feels like a campground as there's lots of space to move around and find your own personal space for relaxing, reading if you want. Plenty of toilets and showers. Outside showers stalls was great so it doesn't feel like your holding up an entire bathroom. Lots of places to hang hand washed laundry. Great breakfast with home made jam by the local cleaning lady. The hosts and volunteers were so kind and engaging! I had a great 3 nights here. The dorm room can get hot at night as there is only one vertical fan in my room. At night must keep the door closed (screened windows open) preventing mosquitoes getting in. My upper bunk lacked power outlets so had to share outlets from a powerbar...no big deal just fyi.
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Great stuff, thank you aki
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Excellent host. The owner is passionate and kind. Do the canyon tour! Fabulous experience here.
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Everyone I met, volunteers and guests alike were such wonderful,interesting and beautiful people. The hostel was so cosy, clean and relaxing, the rooms are tidied daily and the breakfast is delicious each morning. The beach, shops, castle are all in walking distance and the town sits along a good bus route. 11/10 amazing place. Thank you for such a great stay
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Not very clean at all, many bugs, no big lockers to store anything, and the doors to the rooms don’t lock. You have to make your own bed
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Realmente todo espectacular. La vibra, la gente y el lugar. 100% recomendado
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It was so quiet and tranquil, set apart from the noise. Felt very very safe and had beautiful art and trees. The other guests were friendly and quiet at night and the bunks were very quiet and private, even in the largest room! Honestly, my whole experience was great! I would recommend putting some kind of padding on the ladder to the highest bunks because they hurt your feet.
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Few cafes & restaurants during winter. However, altogether one can get all one needs from the local stores, including kitchen applicances and cookware, which is pretty neat given how small the stores are.
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There are friendly dogs and cats on the property I had safety concerns about my roommate and the male hostel worker downplayed my concerns and said “you’ll be fine”. My roommate ended up being aggressive towards me, creating a very unsafe environment and the hostel worker still didn’t switch my room. He instead complained, “that means i would have to check our scheduling book”…he didn’t want to do his job. I had to ask one of the women who work at the hostel for a room switch & she did it without hesistation. The breakfast was unsanitary, they leave the food out & bugs were flying on it everyday. The wifi also hardly works in the rooms. There are better hostels to stay at in himarë
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Was really nice, I had so much fun and I’ll definitely go back!
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I loved the open spaces, fruit trees, hammocks, camping option, gourmet kitchen, and hearty Mediterranean breakfast! Lovely cats and dogs. Outdoor showers, and light! Location is perfect too! Kitchen knives aren’t sharp. Like every hostel!???? I’ve now parked a 1 euro sharpener that I travel with!!!!? I want to help hostels now, and myself!?
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Was a last-minute booking as my original booking cancelled the day before. Turned out to be a blessing in disguise as this was much better situated - closer to the waterfront, and to Himare castle and the Coastal Trail. Stayed in one of the tents in the garden - was quite comfortable. Common toilets and showers were clean. Quiet at night. Good breakfast in the morning.
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Amazing place with great people and option to cook. Meet two amazing vegans there :) hammocks very super nice and kayaks to rent were available Internet works very bad
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tents not really a good option when it comes to rain; only one toilet for all people using the tents; sometimes noisy in the area (dogs barking at night & cars)
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