We got into Berlin on the train at around 9pm and only had a map of Berlin in a guide book. The underground was hard to navigate for a tourist so we got a taxi to this hostel. It’s a 6/7 minute drive from the main station and the taxi only cost us 10 euros!
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accommodation with modern comfort. Equally attractive for individual travelers, groups and families, the hostel is in the direct vicinity of the major historical, cultural and architectural highlights - not far from Berlin\'s \"New Middle\" and Potsdamer Platz. The hostel has a total of 74 single, twin and multi-bed rooms on seven floors. All rooms are equipped with shower/WC and TV. Single and twin rooms also have telephone. The roof terrace offers a splendid view over the rooftops of Berlin.
Advantages: cheap, friendly, great facilities Disadvantages: not the closest to the centre
We got into Berlin on the train at around 9pm and only had a map of Berlin in a guide book. The underground was hard to navigate for a tourist so we got a taxi to this hostel. It’s a 6/7 minute drive from the main station and the taxi only cost us 10 euros!
The hostel is well located North of Landwehr canal and a 15 minute walk from the centre of Berlin which we managed easily. It’s not hard to miss as there is a big red M outside and an old red ... ...numerous cheap takeaways to the left while the right will take you into the heart of Berlin. There are 7 floors with an elevator. There is a kitchen/laundry room in the basement. They have their own bar next door with a pool table, TV and table football, when we asked what time the bar closes the guy just said when people stop buying the drinks! Our room was a 6 bed dorm and there were 4 of us, we didn’t share with anyone else the whole time we were ...
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"The Positives"
#1. The price: even if you book just before your trip, rooms are generally good value. Remember to compare booking sites. Hostels share the number of rooms available between sites, so if, for example, Hostel World says that there are no beds left, Hostelbookers might not have used up its quota of beds.
#2. No hidden costs: bedding is included - which is something which is by no means a given. Breakfast is now extra, but few hostels ... ...an all-you-can-eat buffet, so you really can get your money's worth!
#3. Staff: Friendly, competent and multi-lingual
#4. Security: each guest has his or her own locker and each guest has his or her own swipe card to access the rooms: many hostels have one key per room, which raises many security concerns.
"The Negatives"
#1. Location: although there are U-Bahn (underground) and S-Bahn (local train) connections nearby, it's location isn't great. ...
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