Name: Aladin Hostel
Address: Tugomerjeva 56 1000 Ljubljana,Tugomerjeva, Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Ljubljana, 1000, Slovenia
Rating: 8

Air conditioning

Smoke-free property

Heating

Television in lobby

Express check-in

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

General

Non-smoking rooms

Rooms

Iron and board

Ironing

Laundry

Dry-cleaning

Luggage storage

Services and amenities

Common kitchen

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet access

Internet

Library

Bike rental

Hiking

Recreation

Parking

Parking nearby

Fax and copy machine

Business

Cycling

Sports

Playroom

Kids

Location

At the hostel

Tivoli Castle

GR- Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre

Ljubljana Zoo

National Gallery of Slovenia

Ljubljana Opera House

National Museum of Slovenia

Trg Republike

Preseren Square

Triple Bridge

Congress Square

University of Ljubljana

Dragon Bridge

St. Nicholas Cathedral

Town Square

Ljubljana Town Hall

Metelkova

New Market

Ljubljana Castle

Ljubljana Joze Pucnik Airport

Robert-Musil Museum

Landesmuseum

Klagenfurt Cathedral

Museum of Modern Art

Neuer Platz

Landhaus

University of Klagenfurt

Alter Platz

Schillerpark

Stadtgalerie

Happ's Reptilienzoo

Stadttheater

Minimundus

Goethepark

Botanical Garden

Finkenstein Castle

Aladin Hostel

Ljubljana

child-bed

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external-private-bathroom

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king-bed

queen-bed

limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

1-bedroom

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

The hostel is a bit outside of the centre but it's very near to bus stations, supermarkets and the mall 'Aleja'. The cost-benefit-ratio is really good: It's clean, tidy and has all the necessary facilites. The biggest plus point is its owner, Tim Kvaternik. I've lived in the hostel for one semester as an exchange student and he did everything, so that all students had their necessities met. I've always felt taken seriously and safe. Thank you, Tim!

Friendly owner

The hostel was clean, the staff were lovely, especially Tim. He gave us really good advice. The kitchen was really well equipped! The lockers were nice and big and the WiFi was good. The location was nice,  not too far from town and had a supermarket right opposite. 

Wonderful hostel

I had a really good stay at Aladin. Stayed for a week and met a lot of travellers. The owner Tim is super welcoming and helpful. 

My 3 bed dorm was good and clean. I would recommend this hostel to anyone who is trying to meet other travellers and wants a clean room.

Nice owner

Stayed here with my brother for three nights on our trip. Hostel looks very nice and cozy. Common area is great with pool table and board games. Rooms are also nice and clean same as sanitation. The best thing about this hostel is the host. He is always there to answer any questions you might have and even has great suggestions on how to spend your time in Ljubljana.

Amazing hostel with amazing host

A really nice hostel with comfortable beds and good towels. The common room is well-equipped! Tim was supernice and gave great guidance. The walk into town is nice and follows the Tivoli park. There is also supermarkets and a bakery nearby. The only downside is the distance back to the hostel late at night when the buses are not as frequent.

A likeable hostel

Our stay at Hostel Aladin was perfect. We were with three friends and shared one room. Room and bathroom were perfectly clean. Tim is an amazing host and gives lots of tips. He helps as much as he can. I would recommend this hostel to anyone who visits Ljubljana!

Perfect stay

Keep in mind, we visited during covid pandemic so the hostel was very empty. We were there one night while travelling to croatia and one night a week after on the trip back to the netherlands. Also we were by car.

 Both times we arrived after midnight but we could still check in without problems. He helped us with anything we needed and was always reachable via whatsapp / phone / doorbell etc.

5 stars because the host is the most welcoming, kind, helpful and flexible hostel host I have ever met.

I was in Aladín hostel for the Erasmus and is a great place to stay. Very close to the city center and the landlord is always to help for what you need. You have also a supermarket at 1 minute from the house. Very recomendable

Amazing place

I came in Ljubljana for an erasmus semester, and had a very nice experience in this hostel. You can both meet people with the shared spaces and relax in your own bedroom. The place is clean, Tim is kind and here to help you whenever you need him. I strongly recommend this establishment! :)

Very good hostel

I stayed at Aladin Hostel for three months as an ERASMUS student.
First I'll mention the good things:
1. I found Aladin Hostel while looking for a place to stay in Google and the reviews amazed me mainly because they all refer to the manager, Tim is indeed a very nice man and will do his best to make you feel satisfied. 
2. The location is great. It's close to a bike, bus station, many supermarkets and a main road so you won't have trouble going by. 
3. The price is very reasonable. This is nice in a city where rent is raising fast. You'll find a place to stay for 300 euro per month or less. 
Now, I'll move to the not so nice things:
1. THE MAJOR issue was that I had bed bugs and I had to live with them for over a month and a half. After a week I started waking up with bites all over me, blood stains on my sheets and painful itches, one morning while making the bed a huge bed bug appeared on top of my mattress. I inmediately told the manager about it and he came to clean (vacuum, use a steamer on the matress and spray some insecticide), this wasn't enough and I was forced to live hell for a month: due to the anxiety caused by the bugs I wasn't able to sleep well, I woke up 3-4 times during the night to always find bed bugs in my bed, sometimes even biting me. For weeks I slept with the light on which didn't really help but made me feel a little better, I was anxious of bringing them with me to the office or to my own home which made me take extra steps to reduce the chance of that happening. I didn't appreciate that the manager said "it's annoying but it's not dangerous", true I won't die because of their bites but it is a very serious health risk not only because of the bites but because of how the problem messes with your head. 
2. The fridge was VERY gross. The students are assigned a space in the fridge for us to keep our groceries, the ones who were lucky could get one up but the ones who got a place down in the fridge had to deal with leaks from god-knows-what for weeks. We finally decided that, since obviously the owner wasn't going to clean, we'd have to do it ourselves and for about two weeks in advance we gave notice in a WhatsApp group where Tim is in as well as the rest of the students to mark the food and come to the kitchen for when the cleaning was gonna take place. And so we did, we cleaned and we found food that had expiration date of 2017, this means the fridge hadn't been cleaned for at least two years! We found very gross things but managed to clean and keep our food in a sanitary place for the rest of our stay. It bothered me that Tim was well aware of this event (as I said we gave plenty of notice) but he didn't show up or try to help, he thanked us some days later for doing it. Still, I believe the fridge should be cleaned at least every six months and that he should have come. 
3. The heating system didn't work. Tim was nice and gave me a radiator that kept me warm during cold winter nights and I had the fortune to graduate the temperature in my room, but some of my friends weren't so lucky and had to wear jackets and scarfs in their rooms because the heating didn't work. Tim said it was because of some problem in the pipes.
4. Bathrooms are not always clean, sometimes over a month went by before they were cleaned again and sometimes you'd have to ask for them to be cleaned because they were unbearably disgusting and unsanitary.
5. If you're a student and plan on using your room to rest and work on school, take into account that you'll have to deal with VERY LOUD MOANS from people renting the rooms for hours only to come and have sex. This is not the hostel's fault (or maybe cause they'd come clean right after, so maybe they know people won't stay the night?) but it can be very annoying and uncomfortable.

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