The Village Melbourne

The reception staffs are very nice especially the male staffs and take good care of you but the cleaning staffs are not very friendly and the female staffs are a bit fierce and the room downstairs is noisy all night long every night. It would be great if there is a time limit on weekdays. Will definitely go back with family + friends.

Perfect hostel I highly recommend. The environment here is very comfortable and excellent management can be seen everywhere. This is a large accommodation with many roommates so you don't feel lonely. The downstairs is very lively with different activities every day, while the accommodation floors also maintain the quality of accommodation.

Hostel near tram stop, Queen Victoria market and shops/dining. There are also kitchens, laundry, common areas, and more in the hostel, although it can be quite noisy at night. Noise insulation in the room is not very good as you can hear noises from outside the room.

I stayed 3 nights in a female ensuite dorm and unfortunately the beginning wasnt the best/ bathrooms quite dirty as well as bed sheets. After pointing it to the reception it got immediately cleaned. The room was ok, quite space for 6 people. The kitchens are only on two floors and they can become busy at times.

A man front staff was so kind. I had a mistake of booking rooms,but he dealt with my problem quickly,so I stayed there comfortably.

Avoid at all costs. 1. Credit card details were required at checking-in even after the full payment was already made on Trip. This policy was not stated clearly during the time of booking. I did not owe you anything, why did I need to give you my card? (Readers, would you like to give me your credit card details? I know you don't owe me anything but just to make me feel ok, give me your credit card.) 2. The design made the rooms extremely noisy. The rooms were on the side of the floor, and the centre is the common living area. The doors are facing the centre. As a result, you hear guests shouting and yelling all the time. When I was checking out, a guest complained about this. The poor girl would rather give up the money she already paid than staying any longer. 3. The "ensuite" design means the chance of waiting for a toilet is extremely likely, even if you paid for a 4-bed room (like I did). Waiting for half an hour to use a toilet was no fun, especially during the middle of night.