Schlafmeile Hostel

4 Jillian Lane - 5 years ago

The people running the hostel were very friendly and welcoming and totally willing to accommodate anything we asked for. They have a cafe where you check in and they have very cheap prices. There is a city tax that I didn't know about that you have to pay extra but that's not their fault. Their is also a price you pay for towels (which is standard) and sheets on the bed (which is not standard). I liked the people here a lot and the prices for food was very cheap, and everything was clean, but I did find it odd to be charged for linen. (can I use the bed without linen/sheets? I don't think so. I'm surprised that it was an extra charge.) Other than this it was good. Everything was clean. Everyone working was very friendly. I would recommend the place for sure. It wasn't in the area of a lot of tourist things but it was right by an easy train to it all.

5 Smita Bhoyar - 3 years ago

Lovely owner. Tried best to keep the hostel feel as home. Nice dorms. Clean bathroom. Fully equipped kitchen. Great cafe/restaurant on front. Useful guide maps n other pamphlets are available at the reception. Key deposit is 20€.
Owners explained us so nicely about the city in general so nicely.

2 A S - 3 years ago

The hostel staff is sketchy. I was in the communal bathrooms changing after a shower u0026 a male staff member pushed open the door to women’s bathroom. He pretended it was a mistake but he could clearly hear us with our music on u0026 talking. It was very uncomfortable.
The rooms are tiny and have poor ventilation. They are crammed with as many people as possible. The showers are moderate with curtains. The bathrooms were very clean u0026 it smelled like bleach.
The area is residential u0026 quieter with 10 minute walk from the U bahn u0026 S bahn.

4 André Utikawa - 5 years ago

Well located hostel: not far away from the public transportation, nice area with supermarkets and bars nearby (the hostel itself has a bar). The rooms are OK: big individual lockers, the beds are comfortable, but there is a tram that passes in front of the hostel, so it's a little bit noisy; the curtains are useless, the morning sun can disturb. The personal is very nice and they will help you as much as possible. The bathrooms are not very clean, neither the common areas. Good cost-benefit

4 Robert Stice - 4 years ago

Pretty sweet. Staff has been extremely friendly and helpful and the location is really good. Price is good as well. Hostel was fairly clean. They have storage lockers where you can store and lock up your bags. Overall pretty good for the price.

4 Mashiach .A - 4 years ago

Stayed there for 4days in a 8bed room.
+ good price,
+Good staff,
+you get a locker,
+toilets and showers are clean enough ( everyday cleaning )
+ spacious kitchen and sofas
+ near to public transportation ( Subway, Trams, buses )
- Room is next to street and you hear Trams going all the time.
- a little loud at nights if people are hanging out for cigerettes
- any kind of people will stay. Not so fancy if you're concern about this fact. :D

1 Evelyn Hoffman - 4 years ago

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE: Pay attention to the negative reviews. It is extremely easy to see the good reviews and want to think the best of a place. When booking this hostel, I skimmed over the reviews and thought that these people were just spoiled, demanding travelers. No, it is true. I left the hostel today with my socks sticking to the floor-- it was incredibly dirty. I was locked out of the main room which is adjacent to the bathrooms, so am unable to take a shower or use the toilets (though the showers are not very pleasant and not very private). I am a 24 year old female traveling solo and have been to my fair share of good/bad hostels. I was supposed to be staying here for a week but after two days, have booked another hostel. I highly recommend to stay here at your own risk. I will say, the staff are very nice but do nothing to solve these issues of cleanliness, broken doors/key, etc. For that, I can only give two stars and hope other solo travelers realize the risks of staying here.