More central will be hard to find…read more What i liked: - very affordable - great location if you travel by public transport - views from dining room are good, overlooking harbour - friendly staff Definitely will return again.

This is probably my favourite hostel in Hamburg. The view from my room (211) was phenomenal. You…read morecould see the Landungsbrücken from there. The location is awesome as well. You just have to take some stairs from the Landungsbrücken subway station. Their pricing is fair. You don't need any cash, except for the lockers and the bar. Dinner is extra, but if you book it in advance, it's way cheaper. And it's quite good for the price. It's also a very clean hostel.

Backpackers St. Pauli is exactly what the name says: a place for backpackers who like to stay in…read moreSt. Pauli, Hamburg's more alternative area. If I'm honest, I have to say that I regret staying in this area a bit. Not because it isn't nice - it's extremely cute! - but I would prefer staying closer to the city center and just take a small trip out to visit St. Pauli next time. It was just too much for me, with a (way) more than average amount of drunk / wasted people. I didn't feel save walking around alone in the evening here - at all. The rooms - at least the 6 person dorm - I stayed at was wonderful. There were three bunk beds, big lockers for each person in the room that you can use for free (!) and that are big enough to put a complete (55+15 liter) backpack in! And each room has a private bathroom of that kind you'd easily have at home, which I'd say is a dream when staying at hostels. It's a perfect hostel to stay at and the staff is nice, but I didn't feel safe (not even in my room at night - both because of all the drunk people walking by and people climbing up to my window (!) to ask nasty stuff...) so I wouldn't exactly recommend it.

Actually I forgotten I had even checked into this place until I read Andrews review on it…read more Pretty cool little hostel, nice location, easy to book into and theres a cafe/bar at the front entry downstairs. The night I stayed there was only one other person staying in our 6 person dorm which I thought was good value for money. I found the lockers a bit small though.

This place is pretty terrible. I stayed here for three nights. There appeared to be blood spattered…read moreon the wall in the hallway. The first room we stayed in (we eventually changed rooms) didn't have its own restroom, so we needed to use the common bathroom, which was, itself, gross--people used the toilet and didn't flush; the lock on the stall didn't work. The showers were so gross that my partner insisted on buying sandals to use it. Moreover, there was no temperature regulation in the common shower, so only burning-hot water came out. The lighting in the hallway outside of our room didn't work. The door to our room had holes in it and the lock appeared to have been kicked in at one time (I'm not joking or exaggerating.) The entire lobby reeks of cigarettes. The hostel is situated in a *very* rowdy neighborhood (Reeperbahn), which is full of drug addicts, homeless folks, and prostitutes (my purpose here is not to judge them, but to give you a sense of what kind of environment you'd be in). The hostel is accessed through an alleyway surrounded by strip clubs, which had vomit in it when we left to go out one night. The place is quite noisy. All in all, it was a pretty sh*tty experience.

No, no, this was not good at all! I've been to lots of AO hostels already but this really is the…read moreworst I've been!! I love Reeperbahn and especially St Pauli, so the location is perfect and because it's a bit away from the street you can't hear that noise... But you do hear the noise of thr big groups coming back from partying all night long, stamping through the hallways and rooms upstairs and yelling... So I didn't have a lot of sleep. When I wanted to take a shower I had to go to the shared bathroom (which I shared with like 15 rooms...). There were 5 showers and none of them had hot water. It was freezing in this bathroom and with just cold water I was an icecube when I came out. There was only one toilet for both women and men for all these rooms. When I said something about this the girl at the desk told me that it always takes a long time to get warm water... Well didn't dare to try it again. I decided that this was my last time in AO Reeperbahn!

Perfect for Weekend. I stayed here for two nights .Room was…read moreaverge, probally about what you would expect staying at a Hostel i found it quiet the room was clean. The Reeperbahn is just a minutes up the road so for price makes this a good hostel to stay.

From the owner: Sie suchen eine preiswerte Übernachtung im Stadtzentrum Hamburgs? Unsere günstigen, sauberen und…read moresicheren Zimmer befinden sich im flammenden Herzen der Stadt. Unser Hostel befindet sich in einer ruhigen Seitenstraße der Reeperbahn im Stadtteil St. Pauli, wo immer etwas los ist. Wir sind an das High Speed Internet von Kabel Deutschland angeschlossen, dass wir unseren Gästen kostenfrei zur Verfügung stellen. In jedem Zimmer gibt es einen Kühlschrank und in der Gemeinschaftsküche finden Sie alles Nötige, um eine Mahlzeit zu kochen oder einfach einen Kaffee zu machen. Supermärkte und Bäckereien erreichen Sie in wenigen Minuten zu Fuß. Wer lieber frühstücken oder etwas gehen will, findet in unserer direkten Nachbarschaft genügend Cafés, Imbisse und Restaurants, wo für jeden Geldbeutel etwas dabei ist. Wir liegen sehr zentral zwischen dem St. Pauli Fußballstadion und der Reeperbahn. Von unserem Hostel können viele Sehenswürdigkeiten und schöne Plätze gut ohne PKW oder dem öffentlichen Nahverkehr erreicht werden. Dazu gehören zum Beispiel der Hafen, die Speicherstadt, der Fischmarkt, der Michel (das Wahrzeichen von Hamburg) oder der Planten un Blomen. Die Innenstadt und der Hauptbahnhof sind nach wenigen Stationen mit dem Nahverkehr ebenfalls schnell erreicht. Unser Hostel ist ein guter Ausgangspunkt, um die Stadt mit ihren Sehenswürdigkeiten zu entdecken, feiern zu gehen oder ganz entspannt dem Hafentreiben zuzusehen.

Pyjama Park is located in the "interesting" part of Hamburg - but it's good value for money and the…read morerooms are good and the staff are particularly friendly. One of them, Sissi, has particularly great eyes and an American twang in her English - it's because she spent a year and a half in New Orleans. Also, if you're checking in during the afternoon there might be some waffle leftovers for you to snack on. But not too many! Leave some for me :-)

This was the worst hotel service ever. There was money stolen from our room and iphone ears. We had…read moreto leave in the middle of night to catch our flight, the lady at the reception was nice and was also shocked about what happened, said the manager was going to call us as soon as he/she arrived. After more then 10 hours still no response so i called the hotel. They said that they talked to housekeeping an that they trust them so won't be able to help us. I can't believe a hotel treats you like that. You have to give tour key back every time you leave the Hotel so obviously something went wrong there. And its not like you can loose stuff in your room. Its literally a bed and a shower. This was our worst experience ever. And i wont just leave it like this.

This was one of our many stops on our trip through Europe. The super buud is a budget hotel that's…read moresuper easy to get to. The concept is cute and the rooms are decorated with various touches that you can also buy. Our room had some cute skateboard designed shelves in it. The rooms were clean, the staff was friendly, the beds were comfortable and it hit our price point. What more can you ask?

Fantastic Hotel in Hamburg's east. From the the metro station Berliner Tor it's a five minute walk…read more The hotel is stylish but not over the top. It has a great and friendly atmosphere were you'll feel at home immediately. The rooms are simple but colorful, choose from a dozend colors during check-in. They are quiet because of the thick walls and doors but get a little warm in the summer due to the lack of a/c. Breakfast (7 EUR) is also great, you'll get a great choice, good coffee and the buffet is refilled constantly. Two computers provide free internet access, free WiFi is available, too. They also rent bikes to their guests (4 EUR a day) which is a good choice as Hamburg has many bikeways throughout the city. The staff is always friendly and helpful.

The service was good, and the room was normal. The happy hour was great, and the hotel is centrally…read morelocated in Sentral, making it convenient for quick sleepers. It's also close to both train and bus stations.

Good location and friendly staff. Rooms include WC and shower so it's convenient . Includes bar and…read morekitchen