Belford Hostel

It was a converted church. Sitting on the corner surrounded by houses. It is small with only 98 people able to stay the night. The rooms were small (3 bunk beds to a room, which left almost no room to put your bags down). Our room had no areas to lock your bags, which sucked. You had to trust the people who you roomed with. The washrooms were amazing. The showers were clean, no visable mould and safe. I didn't use the laundry, but others were. The kitchen had lockable cabinets and a free cupboard where people could just grab something. The bar was stocked, and the computer was right beside it. There was also a pool table and a movie room. All in all, a very nice stay.