Booked through hostelworld.. gorgeous building, friendly staff, only thing was i'm glad i wasn't on my own as it didn't feel that safe walking back at night. Also quite noisy as rooms are only partition walls, but you always get noisy hostels! You can buy breakfast there, or bring your own. Great as the staff both strip and make the bed for all the new guests saying.

Booked on hostelworld.com, Good Hostel but very basic accomodation. Price was decent and you can come and go as you please. We stayed for 1 night only, rooms are separated by dividers only as it is a converted church, so you can hear everyone talking or snoring or changing. We had a good time. Bathrooms were clean and the people at the front desk were very helpful with maps and tips and travel information. Also, we booked a 6 bed mixed dorm but did not know that we would all be separated into pairs, all pairs slept in different rooms with other travelers. Was not too bad though.

This was a lovely hostel. The private rooms were great value- lovely furnishings, lots of space, comfy bed. The shower rooms were great too- big and great shower! Id imagine the dorms arent quite as nice with all the dividors and stuff. The place is quite near the centre of town and we found it a great comfy base during the festival.

The venue is fab (converted church, great use of an old building), but the way they have just built a wooden structure (using plyboard for walls it would seem) means that you may as well be sleeping next to the person in the next "room". And boy does noise travel.

It only takes some inconsiderate people to enjoy their night a little too loudly to wreck that good nights' sleep. Or someone with a snoring problem...

H/e if you want somewhere cheap to stay, and take your earplugs it is absolutely fine. Very good kitchen facilities, close to Princes St. Nice hot showers. Not enough loos though!