Best hostel I have stayed in! First of all, beds from 18€ (mixed 10 person room), super clean…read moreshowers, bathrooms, and beds, FREE bikes (20€ deposit returned), fully equipted kitchen, and outstanding staff. We stayed 5 days and met roommates from Italy, France, England, Germany, and America. Some were traveling and others, like us, staying while hunting apartments. Lockers are provdided in the room (bring a lock or rent for small fee) but everything didnt fit. I was worried at first but no one touched our things. Everyone was respectful at night but there are free earplugs at the front desk too. We were across from the common room and even full of people talking not a peep can be heard through the walls. The rooms have big windows to open and air out the room, individual bed lamps, and small shelves for top bunks to store small things. The kitchen has pots, pans, utensils, fridge (label you stuff and no one will touch your food), plates, cups, stove tops, and a mini oven. It can get crowded at meal times so you may have to wait for a spot. Dishes are to be washed and dried after use- most people follow this rule. There is a little market across the parking lot- Anatolia Market- with bread, fruit, veg, deli meats and cheeses, rice, pasta, snacks. For more options there is an Aldi down the street. There are 3 communal restrooms on the floors. They are clean and there was never a long wait in the 5 days we were here. Separately there are men and womens rooms with showers and sinks. There is warm water that lasts but you have to press the nob every 30 sec to keep the water on. Beware leaving anything in the shower room it will disappear! You can pay for breakfast- bread, meats, cheese, jam, nutella, cereal, tea, and coffee gor 3€. We did this for our stay but next time I can make breakfast for same price or cheaper. There is 24 hour tea & coffee available in the kitchen too! All the staff is super friendly!

Steffis is awesome! It's located on top of a Lidl across from Heidelberg's train station. It's a…read more8-10 minute walk from there. They are located on the 3rd and 4th floors of the building. If you're carrying a lot of luggage, you better hope the elevator's doors aren't open upstairs. If they are, that elevator won't be coming for you. Steffis' staff is very welcoming. The hostel is cheap and offers several great amenities. There are several computers for accessing internet. For 5 Euro, you can get a lock for a room locker. The money is returned when the lock is. They also offer 3 Euro breakfast, 5 Euro pizza deals, and 1 Euro pretzels. Get to the breakfast early, though. The later you are (8:30/9am), the fewer options there are.

This is one of those tiny little hotels that you so often see just on the edge of town. It's fairly…read morebasic, with showers that veer from needles of ice to fiery rivers of death, but it offers free internet (only in one of its buildings; if you need the wi-fi specify when you book) and a decent buffet breakfast. Some of the rooms are very tiny, but some are flat out enormous and include a little sitting area. Options available for 1-4 people, with the single room starting at EUR65/night. Cheap enough for a hotel in a tourist town! 5 minutes walk from Bismarckplatz if you're a reasonable walker.

The price was reasonable but the two of the three rooms had silverfish...usually that means they…read moreare everywhere. My kids found four in their room. I would recommend if you stay here that you empty your baggage outside before bringing it into your home. I would say this hotel was a good value but we also lost hot water in the morning. The manager reluctantly refunded us part of the cost of the breakfast which I didn't eat anyway for lack of sleep.