Mandarin Hostel Budapest in Zurich, Hungary

We really enjoyed staying in Mandarine hostel. The prices are great. Most of the other people were in age group of 20-30. The equipment in kitchen is more than sufficient to cook your own meals. There are 3 refridgerators, where you can store your food. The toilets and showers are cleaned daily. The main entrance is opened by code, which you recieve at your arrival. There is a common room, where you can find a TV, two superold computers with internet, free WiFi. Hostel is 40 minutes from centre. Monika, from Slovakia ~ 5th Sep 2011

Great kitchen and common room. Good wifi signal. Although if you arrive late you have to a pay a fee, which kind of sucks Abasi, from Australia ~ 30th Aug 2011

Not very central location but near to supermarkets/banks - not too far to walk to city centre/shops. Nice old building with big communal lounge and free internet. No breakfast included but good guest kitchen. Zoltan - seemingly only member of staff - is hilarious but reception is not 24 hour. No key + no Zoltan = no getting in. Shower/bathroom average, not very private. Cheap rooms were nice and roomy and no key deposit. Good place to meet people, nice outdoor courtyard to socialise. Chloe, from England ~ 6th Sep 2011

Good hostel, with a patio and a nice living room to hang out. The location isn't perfect, but there is public transportation near the hostel if you don't like walking. We were a group of 8 and we all recommand it. Benjamin, from France ~ 6th Sep 2011

Love the kind gentleman at the reception!Full of energy and intellectual curiosity to world cultures.Extremely friendly and helpful. Fang, from China ~ 8th Aug 2011

Very good value for money. Close to the metro, easy to go anywhere from here. Would recommend this place. Ida, from Sweden ~ 6th Aug 2011

It is a very cosy hostel... The best hostel on our trip so far :) The manager was very very sweet and helpfull.. The common room in the hostel was very nice decorated and cosy! Anna Laura, from Denmark ~ 10th Aug 2011