WHOLE Family - Wholstyl 13th

The price The bathroom was messed up

Cheap and not as bad as the other wholestyl. Mainly because I was the only other one there. Bathroom could be much cleaner.

Good Good

It was off the street. My cot, or the one under, reeked of urine. The shower is partially blocked up. The bathroom is serviceable but not what I'd call clean. The cot is the worst tho..... I don't know if I was smelling the person under me or the cot itself.

Value and friendliness of guest and staff Nothing

No breakfast. Everything else was good, like the blue room, it's wonderful Can't think of anything

Fully equipped, with stove ,refrigerator ,and the environment was quite and respectful, thanks again! My compain i had with me.

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Very quietly Very quietly

It like home Nothing

The people here and management was good person good management and people skills Nothing that was not up to par

Place to stay No towel no toilet paper and no blanket or pillow

I really enjoyed my stay at this location. It was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, which made it easy to relax. The bed was cozy, the room was quiet, and everything I needed was conveniently laid out. Overall, it felt welcoming and worth the stay, and I would gladly book this room again. The door code.

Na No

During our stay, Whole Family Hostel was a safe and friendly place at the most competitive price. They did not allow any BS and got rid of any troublemakers. Dylon, the (host/house manager), was welcoming, always around, pleasant, and a lively conversationalist. Our length of stay allowed us short and lengthy walks around the neighborhood. It was nice to see some quaint and unique, well-renovated homes, regentrification in progress, working to boost this humble neighborhood. Grocers, healthcare, community center, and park are all within 5-30 minutes. walking distance and 2-8 min. drive time. Slow-draining tub, permanently shut window blinds. Besides myself, this was an all-male hostel at the time, and toilet cleanliness needed daily upkeep for co-ed occupancy. Kitchen stove and fridge needs 1/wk. upkeep.

Because they did not explain to me that it’s just share living place with people that can be on drugs or recovering from drugs. It doesn’t say that it’s not a kid friendly place and that you’re booking a room and a place where you’ll be separated and even though your family, you might be in a house or B house like it’s just too much confusion. And it’s not a comfortable feeling to know that your kids and you are in the house which strangers.

I used to like staying here. But it isn't clean anymore, and it's regular dwellers are pretty rude about space. Anything. I didn't like anything at all.

It's quiet not alot of people and I can keep my stuff there without anyone touching it. I hate 12th Street it's loud and stuffy and people move your stuff. Nothing to complain about.