Hostels in West-India

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'In this hostel,I'm not even getting my keys, later not even wifi password after asking too , from the very first day room smells terrible the lights were not working, till date I'm adjusted , no cleaning done at all before too and talking about the fan it's too old not giving proper spinning so really hard to survive without daily needs things after paying this much ,I'm using a big white light only they are not that cooperative when you go and try to speak with them...'

'Got it for less than $5 a night during a flash sale. You get what you pay for! The place is difficult to locate. The dorms stank of old socks and shoes, the bathroom was humid and didn’t flush well. Breakfast was ok, but i saw some roaches crawling on walls and in the bread box. Had to ask then to crank up the AC, the dorm was a little warm. Staff was helpful though. It was an ok stay, perhaps 2 or 3 stars.'

'Reception staff are absolutely fantastic. Facilities were fine, location is walkable to Anjuna, and even Baga beach if you fancy a stroll. However Wi-Fi in rooms very intermittent and the duvets should have washable covers for hygiene. Bar was not open but eatery and beer shop right next to the hostel. Not the hippy part of Anjuna, you need to go towards the German Bakery if you want that type of vibe. More Indian holiday makers than international travellers. But I did have a very enjoyable...

'Spent 5 nights in Hotel Midland. Female traveler (35) traveling alone... Felt completely safe in this hotel! The staff is very friendly and willing to help. The food is good and the rooms are clean and comfortable compaired to Mumbai -hotels. The area is a bit crowded and noisy but you almost forget when you step into the hotel. Near Santa Cruz Station and cabs or autorikshaws in the same street. Khar-Badra area and airport are easy to reach (max 15 mins). South Mumbai takes more traveltime...