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It was our first time in Berlin, judging by the reviews this could be better than the average hostel. Still, here's our review.
The good points: great staff, friendly and helpful. The shared kitchen is well equipped with two refrigerators and lots of space. The...More
A friend and I stayed at this hostel in a 10-bed dorm (not shown in pictures) for 2 nights as we were travelling around Europe on a budget. The hostel was easy to reach with a train station nearby (about 20 mins away from Berlin...More
Very cheap and comfortable hostel, located only 15minutes from the S-Bahn or U-Bahn station. There is the wifi only at the reception but it's okey because you can enjoy spending time sitting on the sofas chatting with other people and surfing with your mobile. The...More
We loved this hostel! While hostel-jumping for three weeks, we got a chance to stay in a lot of places... but this is the only hostel we came back to. There were two separate hallways, which made the hostel feel deceivingly small:) The girls-only room...More
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US$ 16 - US$ 76 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Number of rooms
27
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No Berlin neighbourhood has undergone a greater change than Prenzlauer Berg. The artists and non-conformists that defined the district’s intriguing subculture in the 1980s and 90s have been replaced by a young, hip crowd that frequents the many cafes. Where there were once run-down houses in the shadow of the Berlin Wall, there are now designer shops. Beautiful old homes have been modernized and renovated, and on Sundays,
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thousands turn the park next to remnants of the wall into a playground for street artists, musicians, and flea market shoppers. This attracts young urban families who enjoy the balance of big city life and small-town comfort. Meanwhile, trendy, young, upper-class visitors from all over the world are attracted to the local high-end shops, cafés, and sophisticated bars and restaurants. The merits of this transformation are a favorite topic of debate around the city, but it makes for some of the best people-watching Berlin has to offer.
US$ 38
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