The Cambie Hostel Seymour

部屋は狭いですが立地がよく便利でした。下のバーは少し賑やかです。

地理位置不錯，出行方便，服務人員態度很好，房間不是很大，衞生還行，有廚房比較方便吃自己喜歡的飯，離亞超10分鐘距離，方便。

地處市中心，出行方便，價格合理

太吵了，不適合獨自預訂

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Convenient to downtown great staff downstairs but the drawback was that I would have preferred an all female floor.was a bit uncomfortable in the night going to bathroom. Some guy was in the hall staring .Otherwise all was excellent

Worst hostel experience ever. Would have got a better sleep back on the airplane. A super busy street filled with sirens, loud cars, honking, trucks every minute. ********** from 2-7am. A loud bar downstairs which is a feature of the place and I had food and drink there which was good, but again it keeps you up later. Rickety bunks. 4* bathroom upstairs, 2* floor 1. Cold unenthusiastic staff to "welcome you". First interactions outside immigration was the reception and was as miserable as the weather. Good access to other parts of town and stations gives its only star. I know it's an old building but a heat pipe right next to your bed unprotected to brush against constantly is just dangerous and keeps your room stuffy and unpleasant. I got about as much time sleeping as you would take to read this. Nightmare on Seymour St!

The Cambie Hostel is conveniently located, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the other guests were friendly. I gave feedback about the stuffiness (the windows don’t open), and over-heated condition of the room. The gracious desk clerk said that she would pass along the feedback, and commented that since it is an older building, the heat is connected everywhere - including the bar downstairs. This means that turning the heat down for the dorms creates a chilly bar, and vice versa. The bunk bed wasn’t exciting, yet it and the pillow were adequate. The sheets were clean and didn’t have a strong fragrance. The shared bathroom was clean, and has been renovated to have modern fixtures and sensibility. All in all, it was a great value for a last minute change, and I would stay again if the circumstances required it. I would be sure to bring my personal mini-air filter, and maybe my travel sized diffuser.

Biggest problem was: I reserved a 'shared' room through ******* which also said '1 person maximum' so I thought I had a private room until someone else checked in and I had to pay another $100 CAD or so to move to a private room. Other problems were: inconvenience accessing the only men's bathroom, some kind of dirt in both shower stalls, dirty towel, and over-heating of the room.