Guest reviews about Maxmee Backpackers Resort

There was no hot water in the shower.

Knife is hard to cut

i liked it but If you are not good at music and party spirit, music before going to bed might be difficult😂

The rooms have 4 plugs away from the beds. The shower was under construction and covered with plastic. It is very noisy

Where the kitchen was not well equipped.

Room quite small and no sockets near the bed. Average-sized kitchen and cleanliness that leaves something to be desired. No common place, apart from a few benches outside, but impossible to stay there when it rains.

far too expensive compared to the kitchen, bedding, and common areas

cleanliness, beds, noise, dirty kitchen and closed early and opened very late

Noise

The kitchen was in horrible shape (never seen that), the receptionist barely smiling, the bed about to crash (I have a bolt that got stuck in my hand), the wifi which was struggling, the kitchen closing at 10 p.m. and finally its exorbitant price for the service rendered.

There are no curtains on the beds in the dorms for privacy, entrance not easily spotted the first time + you have to call to be opened

・Since the facility is not new, it is better not to expect toilets and showers. (Japanese perspective) ・Since the manners of using the kitchen are poor, dinner time is full of tableware and there are places where the stove cannot be used.

how big and spacious the rooms are

Everything in the hostel, cleanliness is really not important in this hostel. The kitchen is very dirty. The moldy shower curtain and the dirty shower. No locker. No catch. The mattress sucks. The beds not pleasant. And above all the price was very high for a mediocre quality of service.

-Kitchen was often very messy - About 20 minutes walk to the center -Kitchen opens very late in the morning - no contactless check-out possible (reception only opens at 8 a.m.) -Kitchen was not very well equipped

It doesn't have good common places to be. Crockery in the kitchen scarce.

It is quite good compared to other hostels, I definitely recommend this one.

Kitchen wasn't clean, food was stolen, lots of junkies out and about, partying late, few places to sit

thin mattresses, only a thin blanket, too expensive for the quality, dirty carpet, dusty, the kitchen was very dirty, there was smoking at the bar, creaking beds, warm rooms

dirty carpet in the rooms outdated and not clean bathrooms

We were 6 friends, I had reserved a room for the 6 of us together, and when we arrived they gave us separate rooms because they did not have availability. The bathrooms are in the rooms, not very clean since sharing a room with people renting "long term", they were not cleaned often. The beds were not comfortable, and the bunk supports were loose, making it difficult to climb into the top bunk without waking the bottom sleeper.

The size of the bed in the room for two

i would close it

I do not know

They discriminated against me based on age, according to the backpacker regulations the maximum age to stay is 35 years old, I'm 40 and the lady who attends was prohibiting me from entering. She told me that she let me in a little less out of pity. In Booking it does not say anything about age restriction and I do not know how the matter will be in Australia, but it seems to me discrimination that in Chile would not even cross my mind.

There was no option of meals to buy, I had to go for a walk and find something nearby. The blanket they gave me had a musty smell. I had trouble opening the door of the room and when I asked for help the person at the reception helped me as if it were a bother

The room smelled like feet (damn carpets), the roommate came in drunk and spent the whole night throwing up, making weird noises and taking a shower. We tried to change rooms but the reception was closed, we called the emergency number and they didn't answer us, we talked to a staff but they didn't give us a solution. We ended up sleeping in the car that was parked in the hostel's garage...