A superbly modern hostel, dorms come fitted with steel frame bunks, while a limit of seven to a room ensure minimal risk of having your rest interrupted by drunken oafs snoring away or randy couples giving the bed springs a workout. Metallic grey and tangerine colours prevail throughout, adding a sharp aesthetic, while every detail and fitting shines and sparkles. Bed linen and towels are supplied gratis, some rooms come with showers and TVs, and other common facilities include high-speed internet, DVDs and a full kitchen. In fact they were doing so well that they added an additional 53 sleeping places in the same building under the banner of Ale Hostel before bringing this range of dorms and private rooms, all incidentally decorated by local designers, back under the Avantgarde name.

No breakfast served.

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• alice - London 20 December 2009
  "hostel is in very poor condition, one bathroom is shared by 30-40 people, it's unconditionally horrible, I couldn't stand it"