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Stirling SYHA St John Street, Stirling FK8 1EA Tel 0870 004 1149 Website www.syha.org.uk BUG review Stirling’s SYHA youth hostel is a modern hostel that incorporates the façade of an 18th century church. It has a good kitchen, a big dining room, a TV lounge and WiFi Internet access. About BUG's hostel reviews This hostel was visited by one of BUG's team of hostel inspectors who write independent reviews and assess a star rating based on an objective assessment criteria. We show up unannounced at hostels to write honest and unbiased hostel reviews. Many of BUG's reviews now feature videos and photo slideshows. BUG never receives payment for listing any establishment and BUG's researchers never accept free accommodation in exchange for favourable reviews. Price Dorm bed £15.50-16.50 (£14.50-15.50 HI/SYHA) Prices are in British pounds and are inclusive of all taxes. Credit cards MasterCard, Visa Seasonal opening 2 April-29 December Reception open 7am-11.30pm daily; 24 hour check in   Tell a friend      Last update: January 28, 2012 Guest reviews for Stirling SYHA Average rating based on 3 Reviews Maintenance   (4.00) Cleanliness   (4.33) Facilities   (4.00) Atmosphere   (4.00)   Compared to other hostels in Stirling Maintenance   (3.60) Cleanliness   (3.70) Facilities   (3.60) Atmosphere   (3.60)

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Shella LaRoche   Germ   12 reviews       More a station than a hostel 25 May 2008 Pros: Easy access to sights Cons: Water was dripping in the shower, american schoolclasses were running wild      Shella LaRoche saw things this way Maintenance    (2) Cleanliness    (3) Facilities    (2) Atmosphere    (2) (Review ID: 8504) It was okay for a night, but not for longer. Complaints about the shower were not cared for and the staff did absolutely nothing against the noise of the pupils. It went until the early hours of the morning. They seemed to think that to visit Europe means running wild at their most abysmal behaviour. In front of the YH many busses were stopping and "changing the contents of the hostel", so it really looked and felt like a station.   6 of 6 people found this review helpful Was this review helpful to you?                   Nico - Italy   Italy       Clean and very nice location 21 March 2004 Pros: n/a Cons: n/a      Nico - Italy saw things this way Maintenance    (5) Cleanliness    (5) Facilities    (5) Atmosphere    (5) (Review ID: 6356) I stayed in this hostel with two other friends at the very beginning of March. It's in a old church reconverted in a big hostel with small dorms of 3-4 beds. There is no curfew, the rooms are clean and with bathroom. The kitchen and the common rooms are really big and the price of 12 pounds (13 if you are not a member ) seem quite reasonable. It's few hundreds metres from the castle and few others from the city center. The staff is a bit cold and they don't show you any of the rooms if you haven't paid before. Don't take,if possible, rooms near the noisy doors for the corridors of each floor.   2 of 8 people found this review helpful Was this review helpful to you?                   Anonymous   Canada       A top-class hostel! 24 April 2002 Pros: n/a Cons: n/a      Anonymous saw things this way Maintenance    (5) Cleanliness    (5) Facilities    (5) Atmosphere    (5) (Review ID: 6357) The only thing I can say about this hostel is: WONDERFUL. I strongly recommend it. Clean, safe, great location.   9 of 10 people found this review helpful Was this review helpful to you?

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