Hostelling International - Chamounix Mansion in , USA
80%(16 ratings)
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83%
A very nice stay with friendly people! Miriam, from Denmark ~ 22nd Nov 2012
97%
A little far from the city but in a very cute forest. Also the staff was mazingly nice, we (a group of 8) were there for thanksgiving and we had a huge dinner, for free. A true thankgiving spirit with a warm spirit!! Sebastien, from France ~ 21st Nov 2012
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80%
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80% (16 Ratings)
Security: 87%
Location: 61%
Staff: 87%
Atmosphere: 82%
Cleanliness: 82%
Value For Money: 83%
Facilities: 75%
97%
Amazing place!!I d really enjoy it!! Is really far fromthe bus stop but they have free bicycles for to go to the city and meet places all the entire day...That was awesome!!...Thanks for everything youwere really helpful and nice! My best regards from Venezuela Ernesto, from Venezuela ~ 21st Sep 2012
46%
No linens and sheets were provided and prepare to walk or pay a cab to do everything. You will be far from civilization. Sometimes I thought I was in an asylum (maybe because you can't drink alcohol there). Igor, from Brazil ~ 3rd Sep 2012
89%
Lovely! I'm definitely returning. Courtney, from USA ~ 30th Jul 2012
89%
Really excellent, except for two issues: (i) it's in a beautiful beautiful area (wonderful park), but is really out in the middle of nowhere.If you have your own car, or don't mind taking a taxi, you're fine.Otherwise it's a bus and a very long (1 mile) hike. (ii) I didn't realize the place was locked (from the inside) until 8am.So you can NOT check out until 8am.So if you need to leave in the morning before 8am, be sure to ask what the procedure is. brant, from USA ~ 28th Jul 2012
66%
Very cool hostel in a mansion.Rooms are refrigerated but common areas are not.Large TV and video rentals, can't beat the price for Philly but for those without a car, don't bother.The bus stop is about a mile from the hostel and taking a mid-day break from heat and activities is a pain if you're on foot.Otherwise, beautiful, semi-secluded spot, what you'd expect of a hostel. Emily, from USA ~ 2nd Jul 2012
86%
A very interesting place to stay. The staff are cool. It's not only a backpacker place though and there are people of all ages that stay there. There were a bunch of teenagers on a christian camp. It was a bit of a pain that we had to leave between 11am and 4pm but we were planning to be out all day anyway. The kitchen is cool. It's in a nice leafy area next to a river. Value for money is the best in Philadelphia. I recommend it. Nick, from Australia ~ 28th Jun 2012
63%
The bunk beds are pretty narrow, and there aren't real mattresses rather thin pads wrapped in a plastic cover, which are very uncomfortable. They don't wash the blankets, and the clean sheets are very thin/cheap with a background in public health, I feared scabies. The hostel is in a lovely corner of Fairmount Park (who knew Philly had a public stable and horses), although I wasn't pleased biking back late at night, passing the random parked cars with people standing silently next to them. Rhiannon, from USA ~ 10th Jun 2012
97%
Itsaveryspecial place (accordingtohistoryofthisbuilding), and youwill feelthatspecial athmosphire from firstmomentbeingthere till the dayyouneed tosaygoodbye.Very consistently goodservice, Ilike it betterthenotherhostelsI hadexpiriencetovisit. vera, from Russia ~ 8th Jun 2012
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