Whoopers Homes Bir

My experience at Whoopers Hostel - Bir was absolutely fantastic! 🤩 The vibrant atmosphere and friendly staff made my stay truly memorable. I loved the "Friends" themed decor, it added a unique charm. The surroundings were peaceful and beautiful. Highly recommend this hostel for a wonderful time! ✨😊💖

sagrika das

Loved the Friends-themed vibe, and our Monica-themed room was clean, cozy, and well-maintained. The atmosphere was super chill, the food was great, and the hosts-Gauri and Utsav were friendly and helpful throughout. A fun and memorable stay—highly recommended!🤍

Yoganya Pruthi

First or all the theme is "FRIENDS". I loved it here, the ambience and vibe was cool and comforting at the same time. The hosts Gauri and Ajay were really nice. And if u r a female solo traveler don't worry you'll be safe here

Anamika Sikka

Had a disappointing experience at Wooper Hostel, Bir. The place looks well designed from the outside, but the actual stay was not comfortable. The rooms are extremely small and have a lot of moisture. There is barely any space to keep a backpack or luggage inside the room. While they do provide small lockers outside, most travellers carry proper backpacks and bags, and the rooms simply do not have enough practical space for that. The overall atmosphere also did not feel like a real hostel. It felt very controlled and engineered, without the usual relaxed and social vibe that travellers expect from a hostel. The management experience was another negative point. The lady at the reception/management was not very welcoming and at times came across as rude. Also, offering different prices to different guests on the same day does not feel fair and creates a bad impression. On top of this, my friend's towel, which was simply left to dry within the hostel premises, went missing, and there was no proper support or resolution. Even basic amenities seemed unnecessarily restricted. Overall, the property has potential, but the experience does not match what most travellers look for in a hostel stay. The space, management attitude, and lack of a friendly hostel environment need improvement.

Harsh Joshi (Followmyorbit)

One of the worst stays I've ever had. I booked a private room and was put up in a kitchen. And I don't mean a kitchen converted into a room. I mean an actual kitchen—with a kitchen slab, sink, tap, cabinets, and even the hole for the gas pipe. Lol! They literally put a single bed and a stand fan in the kitchen and called it a private room. The kitchen itself is tiny, like the kitchen of a small 2BHK apartment. The only window overlooks the mesh fence of the neighbouring property. That's your view. You also share a bathroom with around 10 other people. It seems to be cleaned only once a day, so most of the time it smells pretty bad. The location isn't great either. It's tucked away inside a residential area and you have to walk around 10–15 minutes through dark streets to reach the main market and café area. Usually when a place is away from the action, you expect peace, views, or nature. Here, you get none of that. What really gets me is that they've clearly spent a lot of effort on the outside. Colourful walls, themed decor, lots of Instagram-friendly touches. From the outside it looks lovely. But I wish they had put even 1% of that effort into the actual guest experience. I also saw the dorm next door and some of the bed railings were broken. I've stayed in plenty of hostels over the years and honestly haven't seen anything quite like this. The stay was so bad that I checked out after the first day and moved elsewher. I happily lost that money because staying there felt worse. Bir has plenty of nicer hostels. I genuinely don't see the point of staying here.

sananda dasgupta