never@home Green Point

Luyolo at the front desk is the name women keep mentioning, genuinely present and helpful rather than performatively so. One reviewer flags a staff member who was too touchy, and the entry codes are widely known and rarely changed, which means the odd non-guest wanders in overnight.

• The hostel is easy to meet other travellers in, whether in common areas or at the front desk.
• One reviewer called out staff member Luyolo by name, saying he was consistently present and helpful throughout her stay.
• One woman raised a specific concern about entry codes for the main door and upper floors being widely known and rarely changed, which she said had led to non-guests accessing communal areas.
• A reviewer noted the attached bar, Randy Warthog, as a highlight with good deals, and described it as a 10 out of 10.
• One woman mentioned the hostel organizes tours, which she found useful both for seeing the area and for meeting other guests.
• The bunk beds are freestanding rather than wall-integrated, which reviewers found noisy and lacking privacy, particularly on the top bunk.
• Entry codes for the main door and upper floors are widely circulated and not changed regularly, which one reviewer said allowed non-guests to enter at night.
• The hostel runs organized tours that double as a way to connect with other guests.
• The attached bar Randy Warthog is on-site and open to hostel guests.
• The location is walkable and has a noticeable presence of police and security officers nearby.

A read of 732 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.