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If you’ve ever spent a night in a police lock-up, staying in this former police station might give you f...
Germany has all types of places to unpack your suitcase. Standards are generally high, and even basic accommodation will likely be clean and comfortable. Reservations are a good idea between June and September, around major holidays, festivals, cultural events and trade shows. In this book, reviews are listed by author preference.
If you’ve ever spent a night in a police lock-up, staying in this former police station might give you f...
Perfect for solo travellers, this small, friendly and fun hostel is within strolling distance of hip han...
Popular with young travellers (and families, too), this lively, 200-bed establishment is a great place t...
Baxpax was among the first in town to take budget hospitality to a whole new level...
Two barges moored on the Spree River right by the East Side Gallery, this floating hostel puts you withi...
With a name inspired by a creature in Douglas Adams' novel The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy...
With just eight beds and a snug lounge room, this little locally run hostel inside an 1895 town house gi...
On the edge of Rostock’s trendy bar district, the KTV, is this family-run operation with great facilitie...
Regensburg’s only backpacker hostel has it's very own convenience store, which doubles up as reception, ...
Housed in one of the few buildings around the Hauptbahnhof to survive WWII, this atmospheric hostel-hote...
Touted as a hostel, the former Hotel Schell is essentially a typical Garmisch hotel, but a good choice n...
This is the most central DJH hostel, located in Neuhausen northwest of the Altstadt...
Munich's top hostel is a professionally run affair with a whopping 300 dorm beds plus private rooms...
Bright new hostel that gets rave reviews but is far from the tourist and nightlife action.
A very cheap and basic place is Sleep-Inn.
Check in at the out-of-this-world bar-cafe (with cheap drinks) before being ‘beamed up’ to your room in ...
This private hostel is simply furnished but spotless, with a kitchen, communal room and a small courtyar...
Münster’s hostel is 200m from the Hauptbahnhof...
Young, social types give high marks to this eastside hostel that puts the ‘fun’ in funky and is a great ...
This low-key, train-station-adjacent hostel has basic but clean four- to eight-bed dorms and private roo...
Converted from a hotel, this hostel smells a bit like teen spirit, but has a good range of facilities su...
Near the Hauptbahnhof, this is a hostel as hostels should be: central, convivial and economical...
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