I stayed in the Alibi T60 hostel in Piran with my friend 3 nights over the weekend in mid July. The room was absolotely awful, and it was not even the ground floor room, about which I read even worse reviews. We stayed in room number 2, which was just above the ground floor room. First of all, the street... More

Hi: After reading Vodiak's criticism which he wrote in 2006, I checked that that room has not been changed at all for two years. I tell you my experience: I arrived in Piran after having booked the room through the internet. After paying in cash for the three nights, the receptionist accompanied us to our room which happened to e... More

We booked two rooms in Alibi60 in Piran. Everything seemd to be ok, but than we saw, than the ground floor room is absolutly mouldy without any ventilation...complitly wet walls. The wall around the bad was complitly mouldy!!!! The air was so wet, that nothing could get dry and all our dry things got wet... When we asked for a... More

We had reserved in Alibi-Piran during the busy weekend of the Ascension day. We had received several booking confirmations beforehand stating that the booking was valid, and our creditcard has been charged with 10% of the total costs. When we called at the hostel one hour before arrival (around 9 PM), as requested, we got then the surprise to hear... More

I arrived at Alibi hostel to find no running water and was told that I couldn't have a shower or use the toilet as there was a problem with the plumbing. I was then told by the receptionist that it would be fixed in 12 hours! I explained that I would need to check in somewhere else as I needed... More

We arrived in Piran mid-August having booked a 3 night stay in a double room at the Alibi Hostel in Piran. We had already stayed at the Alibi Hostel in Ljubljana, which was not at all bad: not great, but by no means terrible. Had things been comparable to Ljubljana, there would have been no problem. The following is a... More