Dyuna Mini-Hotel

If you stay over 1-2 nights, it will do, but if it lasts longer, you will be upset. We lived for 3 weeks. Bed linen was changed once, after the scandal. The rooms are not cleaned, even the garbage is not taken out every day. Continental breakfast, tea, coffee, yoghurt, cookies. Sometimes they cooked porridge or fried eggs for us. Well, the most - you need to understand that this is the basement of a residential building, respectively, the smell of sewers and mosquitoes even in October.

Pros: near the Kazan-2 train station. The best price per night for three.
Cons: four-bed room hat. Located in the basement level. It was very musty and stuffy. There are no windows. The air conditioner only cools, but does not provide fresh air. In the toilet, every other time the toilet bowl was overflowing and the pumping pump squeaked shrilly. I was afraid to wash in the shower. The linen is of medium lousiness, stains on the mattresses.
Filmed without an overnight pause between trains.
Conclusion: I would not visit any more, I would not risk spending the night in the basement level for sure. The hostel rental experience was better.

I spent the night in this hostel. The room is small, damp, without windows, two creaky bunk beds. Each has a socket and a light bulb. The phone in the room does not catch, neither the network nor the Internet. But there is wi-fi if you are a client of the house. Conveniences for two rooms. There is a toilet, a heater, a sink, and a place for a shower behind the curtain. The door is translucent opposite the toilet. A person is visible when you are sitting. The room has a TV and air conditioning. The linen is old, very shabby, but clean. There is a refrigerator for two rooms. There is a kitchen. You can take breakfast. There are also rooms of different types. You can spend the night before the train, but I'm not sure to live. Very friendly and caring staff.