hostel vague: dorm beds and private rooms in Antalya

Hostel vague stands on 1304. Sokak in Antalya. Antalya Mosque is about 0.7 km away and Antalya Museum about 2.7 km, both measured in a straight line. Antalya Airport (AYT) is about 7.7 km from the property, in a straight line.

The property is a hostel, backpacker accommodation rather than a conventional hotel, and that shapes how it works end to end.

The rooms come in two kinds: dormitory bunks and private rooms. The Bunk Bed in a Mixed Dormitory Room is the backpacker option: one bunk bed sleeping up to 1, sold per bunk, in a dormitory that is mixed rather than single-sex, with a street view. A solo traveller pays for one bed in a shared room and nothing more.

Both doubles, the Double Room With Shared Bathroom and the Standard Double, have one double bed and sleep up to 3, so either takes a couple, or a couple with a third person or a child; the third shares the double bed, as there is no other bed in the room. The difference between them is in the name: the Double Room With Shared Bathroom shares its bathroom with other guests and looks onto the street, while the Standard Double's name states no bathroom arrangement and no view is stated for it.

The Twin Room With Balcony has two single beds and sleeps up to 2. It is the only room type with a balcony, which makes it the natural pick for two friends sharing who want some outdoor space of their own. With two single beds rather than one shared double, it also suits two travellers who would rather not share a bed.

Hostel vague works like a hostel rather than a hotel. Guests travelling with bicycles are welcome. Cooking facilities and shared lounging space are a large part of what a hostel stay offers.

Practical points follow the same pattern. Rooms are cleaned on request rather than to a fixed daily schedule, and smoking is not permitted anywhere on the property. In the evenings the hostel lays on entertainment, and self parking is offered for a fee.

• Check-in is from 14:00.
• Check-out is until 11:00.
• Children are allowed.
• Pets are allowed.

Solo travellers and backpackers are the natural fit. The mixed dormitory offers a single bunk at a time, each sleeping one, so friends travelling together can take several bunks in the same dormitory. The shared spaces are made for meeting other guests, the communal cooking areas mean you can prepare your own meals, and evening entertainment gives the common areas a focus after dark.

Couples have two doubles to choose between, and since both sleep up to 3 and children are allowed, either works for a small family. Two friends share best in the Twin Room With Balcony. Pets are allowed, so travelling with an animal does not rule the hostel out.

It fits less well anyone who wants a hotel-style stay. At least one room type shares its bathroom, living is communal. Travellers who want full privacy should weigh the shared-bathroom double carefully against the Standard Double or the twin before choosing.