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Albany Backpackers YHA – Albany

Albany Backpackers YHA – Albany

Name: Albany Backpackers YHA – Albany
Address: Stirling Terrace &, Spencer St, Albany WA 6330, Australia, Albany, ON
Telephone: (08) 9841 8848
Rating: 5

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Albany Backpackers YHA located at Stirling Terrace &, Spencer St, Albany WA 6330, Australia

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Was so nice and clean of cause people so beatyful so if some one coming here. Relex and enjoy🥰

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

Was so nice and clean of cause people so beatyful so if some one coming here. Relex and enjoy🥰

Not bad

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

Not bad

I have called for a job (in farm) from Perth, The staff offered me a position as a fruit picker (hou

4 years ago

4^{/ 5}

I have called for a job (in farm) from Perth, The staff offered me a position as a fruit picker (hourly rate). I moved down there and I have start working on the very next day. Full time job. Great deal. The hostel itself is ok, most of people are workers (don't expect partying there). Staff will help you out for any working enquiries, I recommend you this place.

Quite dirty, kitchen lacks a lot of basic stuff (like knives and chopping boards). Very overpriced f

4 years ago

2^{/ 5}

Quite dirty, kitchen lacks a lot of basic stuff (like knives and chopping boards). Very overpriced for what it is. They got me a job after 5 days and unfortunately is one of the best hostels in Albany to find you a job. Rooms have carpet so they smell and are very dirty

Great place with lots of character .The owners and staff are pleasant and helpful.

3 years ago

4^{/ 5}

Great place with lots of character .The owners and staff are pleasant and helpful.

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