Eccentrically fitted out with multi-coloured paintings, rustic timber and real tree branches, this gimmicky pension really stands out from the crowd. The atmosphere is laid-back, family-friendly and vaguely hippy-ish, and you can choose to stay in a shared room (from three to six people, doesn't really feel like a dorm), a private room with shared bathroom, or an en suite private room.
Staff are super-helpful, there's a lounge and communal kitchen and free tea/coffee. Note – reception is on the 2nd floor, and there's no lift.
