Dream Hostel Lviv

Conveniently located in the heart of Lviv's Old Town, the Dream Hostel provides clean, well-maintained rooms and friendly, helpful staff. It offers excellent value for money and a great base for exploring the city.

A warning to families with children, in room 305 on the third floor, there is a Ukrainian man who walks at night with a flashlight and a headlamp. He walks in and out of his room, bathrooms and hallways talking to himself, talking on the phone, loudly packing and unpacking parcels and sealing these with tape. He told my son who is a child that he does this at night since he sells Kratom from Dream Hostel for a good price and the office of his business is located here on the third floor. He explained that he takes Kratom all night and all day, it keeps him stimulated and awake at night, but because of this he gets easily irritated and it sometimes makes him very aggressive and angry. My son found a big package of this substance in the third floor bathroom and explained where he found this. I have included a photograph of the contents of the large package. If I hadn't discovered it, it could have killed him. My son is a small boy. Do the staff know this is very dangerous and can be fatal to children?! Thankfully he had the sense to share this information with us but he was threatened by this man that he would be in trouble if he told anybody. Who is this man? Why does he have the right to make a child feel afraid? My family are Ukrainian and were here to stay to celebrate Easter in Lviv, but this man said staff at DreamHostel keep a bed in room 305 reserved for him most days specifically for his business (selling Kratom) since it is so profitable. He said the only other woman in the room is there to accept cash if he is not available and that she knows where the Kratom is in the room and helps run the business if my son knew anybody interested in purchasing Kratom but he wasn’t available. Is this man’s business selling a stimulant more important than the safety of guests? Is this woman running the business a guest also? How many people profit from this? He should not be telling the children about his business at the hostel. He should also not be in a hostel that is shared with families if the substance makes him aggressive and irritable and he has an addiction to it that makes him threaten a child. Does Dream Hostel make money from this illicit business based on the third floor?