Hostel City

Convenient and affordable, perfect for backpackers.

Some obvious advantages: - If you're closer to the train station, you'll only be able to stay in the waiting room; - The price; - The room itself seemed clean. It lacks a trash can, but there are outlets and lights by the beds. Some disadvantages: - There's no soundproofing at all. The room I stayed in is adjacent to the shared kitchen on one side and the train tracks on the other; - The showers are quite dirty and the water is lukewarm.

A great hotel right next to the train station. Clean, quiet, and cozy, with internet access. You can cook your own meals, and there's a kettle, tea, and a hairdryer. Everything is within walking distance. The bus station is nearby. The reception staff is helpful and friendly.

Extremely convenient location, just a few meters from the station. Compared to many other hostels around the world, it's a great option if you're on a budget. I stayed one night in a room for four, which was average, just a little cramped. The second night I booked a double room and it was like staying in a hotel.

There is a kitchen available, families and young people were among the guests, the staff was very friendly, I will come again. The possibility of arriving at night is particularly interesting given the uncertainty surrounding the duration of the Terespol-Brest border crossing. The train and bus stations are very close, and grocery stores are a 10-minute walk away.

It's very close to the train station. It's some distance from the fortress.

There are trains passing by at night, which can be quite noisy.

Hostel al estilo más soviético. Dos personas me atendieron . Una bien aunque no hablaba inglés la otra mal al preguntar horarios de tren. No es el mejor lugar y muy poca intimidad.