Metrô Hostel SP

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The lady who checked us in was very friendly, she was the only one who made any real effort with us. They had a barbell and dumbbells which we were able to use.

It didn't really feel like a hostel, more somewhere that the locals were staying. We shared our room with 3 staff members who had no consideration at all. It was meant to be quiet time in the evening but at 2am one staff member came slamming into the room and turning the lights off. This was the most uncomfortable place we stayed in South America.

Part of the staff was amazing. William would do things with attention and the dedication. I can’t say the same about the other two members.

Despite the sign which read it was forbidden to make noise after a certain hour, one of the staff members was listening to loud music at 1 am. The cleanliness of the place was awful. Apparently the guy responsible for cleaning hadn’t showed up which led to the impossibility of using the bathroom without bothering the staff. The guests who I shared the room with had no sense of hygiene whatsoever. They were friends with people from another room on the same floor who also had a different perspective on hygiene (none). Every time I wanted to take a shower I would have to ask someone to clean up the place first. As I had to check out early in the morning, after asking for the late reception guy for a hand, I gave up and took a shower at a least disgusting bathroom, downstairs. I just had to Face the rain and the possibility of slipping on one do that stairs steps.