The Entaneer Poshtel

Quite hostel nice and comfy bed Reallt clean and lovely owners. Very welcoming

Good value for money......................................................

I stayed at the Entaneer Hostel for 30 days, and honestly, it was one of the best experiences I’ve had while traveling. The place itself is fantastic—clean, comfortable, and with a great vibe that made it feel like home. The staff were incredible—super kind, welcoming, and always ready to help with anything I needed. They really made the place special, going above and beyond to ensure everyone felt at ease. One of the highlights for me was how perfect the hostel was for remote work. The environment was calm and comfortable, with good Wi-Fi, making it easy to stay productive while still enjoying the social atmosphere. I also loved how many amazing people I met during my stay. Travelers from all over the world came through, and the communal spaces made it easy to connect and share stories. If you’re looking for a place with great energy, friendly faces, and everything you need for both work and play, I can’t recommend Entaneer Hostel enough. I’m already looking forward to coming back someday!

I was so excited to stay at The Entaneer Poshtel given all the glowing reviews of Pappy and his hospitality. Unfortunately, I didn’t have the best experience here as a solo female traveler and ultimately left early due to discomfort. When I arrived, Pappy asked me to join a group outing to go out partying that night. I asked who was going, and he told me it was a mix of men and women. It turned out to be only men. While usually not worrisome, a couple of the men started making uncomfortable remarks as they zeroed in on me as the only woman in the group . They kept asking how much I drank, how my alcohol tolerance was (if I got drunk easily), if I liked to party, and talked about “massages with happy endings”. I felt unsafe as the only woman in this group of men. I kept asking if the women were coming and Pappy kept saying they would, but they never arrived and so I made an excuse and left the group early. When I went back to the hostel, I could barely sleep because I felt nervous about the comments that had been made to me, and I was in a single room. I ultimately decided to check out the next day and find another place to stay. I told Pappy that I was leaving because some guests made me feel very uncomfortable. I even went so far as to ask him to tell anyone who asked where I went that I was meeting friends, so that they wouldn’t know I was traveling alone. Rather than be concerned (like asking if I was okay, getting more details on what happened), Pappy immediately became defensive (“was it something I did? There’s no refund”). He was not understanding at all and I left feeling like it was my fault to want to go. I returned my keycard and made it clear I wasn’t coming back, and ultimately left a lot of money on the table to get myself out of this situation. I understand Pappy is a very welcoming host that loves to bring people together. I would urge him to be more thoughtful about dynamics - especially when they involve young, solo, female travelers. I know others have had great experiences and I was unlucky because of the other guests at this time, but this is something Pappy should be more attuned to. If a solo female traveler tells a hostel owner that others are making them feel uncomfortable, they should feel supported. I’ve stayed at plenty of hostels around the world (all over South America, Europe, and Asia) but have never left one early due to feeling this uncomfortable or nervous.