PIER BEACH HOTEL
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2024
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2024
Well-run youth hostel in the old town, 450 m from the castle. Three dormitories from 11 to 26 beds, one independent room.
This youth hostel is one of the cheapest accommodations in Limassol. It is located in the less touristy part of the old town, opposite the Sinergio theater. On site: three bright dormitories from 11 to 26 beds (one for girls, one for boys and one mixed), a separate room (€52 for two), clean sanitary facilities, lockers to store your belongings, a washing machine, a shared kitchen, a balcony for breakfast... The staff who run the place give good advice on sightseeing. Other address in Paphos.
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The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Visited in august 2023
The gentlemen who work here are so kind and the property is really excellent.
Visited in july 2023
Всё понравилось) чисто, приветливый колектив, убирают каждый день
Visited in june 2023
Fabulous , close to bus terminal station ( old hospital ) and to marina beach , the best one Downtown for free.
Visited in may 2023
That's a very tough review. I kinda want to give it 5 stars but when one of the guys working at the hostel is harassing you, it just makes sense to give 1 star.
I'll just describe the good side of the hostel and leave a small warning for other solo female travelers.
Pictures are obviously fake/ touched up but it's still a pretty nice place. A little crowded, there's not much space for your luggage but I guess for that price it just works.
"Free breakfast" is way too rich but it's still nice to have a toast with jam before heading out to get the actual breakfast.
Location is great - just in the old town, there is plenty of restaurants around, beaches are in the walking distance as well as the Old Port and the Bus Station. Many small kiosks around and a bigger, well stocked supermarket 1km from the hostel.
There are two guys working in the hostel. Not sure if I'm spelling the name correctly but Yuri is just amazing. He'll be happy to answer all of your questions, help you and make sure you're comfortable.
For every solo female traveler - be aware of the other guy N***i.
When I expressed I'm not willing to share my contact info, he actually used the data from my ID to find me on Facebook which is literally illegal and very unprofessional.
I still believe it's safe to choose this particular hostel - you just have to be aware of his manipulative and narcissistic nature - he talks a lot but just don't interact with him and you'll be fine.
Later I received an inappropriate message from his fake account and I've got screenshots proving this which for sure I'll be sending to the actual management of BeeHostels.
He was just always there, following you, harassing you. I paid for 10 nights and I was happy to spend a few of them outside of the hostel since dealing with that guy took a lot of effort.
I'm posting it only because there were other women in the hostel who expressed to me he made them feel uncomfortable as well so I just want to warn the future guests. When I described the situation to my Cypriot friend he wasn't even surprised and said he knew a few women who checked out early for the same reason. Personally I can deal with all kinds of creeps but I know that many people could be actually scared.
Also, it wasn't really an issue for me - when you're staying at the hostel you have to be ready for noise - but honestly N* who was working there was the only person who didn't follow the rules and talked loudly during the night just in front of the rooms. Guests were more respectful and they were hanging out in the common area outside.
There's some kind of pub nearby though so you should not expect the complete silence anyway.
I'll just describe the good side of the hostel and leave a small warning for other solo female travelers.
Pictures are obviously fake/ touched up but it's still a pretty nice place. A little crowded, there's not much space for your luggage but I guess for that price it just works.
"Free breakfast" is way too rich but it's still nice to have a toast with jam before heading out to get the actual breakfast.
Location is great - just in the old town, there is plenty of restaurants around, beaches are in the walking distance as well as the Old Port and the Bus Station. Many small kiosks around and a bigger, well stocked supermarket 1km from the hostel.
There are two guys working in the hostel. Not sure if I'm spelling the name correctly but Yuri is just amazing. He'll be happy to answer all of your questions, help you and make sure you're comfortable.
For every solo female traveler - be aware of the other guy N***i.
When I expressed I'm not willing to share my contact info, he actually used the data from my ID to find me on Facebook which is literally illegal and very unprofessional.
I still believe it's safe to choose this particular hostel - you just have to be aware of his manipulative and narcissistic nature - he talks a lot but just don't interact with him and you'll be fine.
Later I received an inappropriate message from his fake account and I've got screenshots proving this which for sure I'll be sending to the actual management of BeeHostels.
He was just always there, following you, harassing you. I paid for 10 nights and I was happy to spend a few of them outside of the hostel since dealing with that guy took a lot of effort.
I'm posting it only because there were other women in the hostel who expressed to me he made them feel uncomfortable as well so I just want to warn the future guests. When I described the situation to my Cypriot friend he wasn't even surprised and said he knew a few women who checked out early for the same reason. Personally I can deal with all kinds of creeps but I know that many people could be actually scared.
Also, it wasn't really an issue for me - when you're staying at the hostel you have to be ready for noise - but honestly N* who was working there was the only person who didn't follow the rules and talked loudly during the night just in front of the rooms. Guests were more respectful and they were hanging out in the common area outside.
There's some kind of pub nearby though so you should not expect the complete silence anyway.
Recomend if your not looking for something to go out to after 8pm