For the less good: The hostel lacks real common areas to socialize. There are at least four floors in one of the buildings (apparently another building belongs to the hostel, but I only learned that shortly before I moved out). On the other hand, the hostel offers breakfast, but I would find 7 € more appropriate for this, 10 € are too expensive. What the hostel can't do for is that the breakfast offer was generally hardly used - although as I said it could also be due to the high price. I.e. even at breakfast you couldn't really get to know people. There is a communal kitchen on a maximum of two out of four floors of the hostel, but it is functional, this is not a common room, there are no sofas or similar, in addition, this is only accessible with an extra key. The hostel only told me as a second answer that this kitchen even exists or that I may use it, even though I did not live on the same floor, and then I also received a key for this kitchen. The first answer was that there was no kitchen in my room. This was inconvenient for me, because in my room there was only a refrigerator and no other opportunity to cook anything; there was not even a table on which you could at least have smeared/eaten bread or something like that. So why the first answer was different from the second one, I don't understand. - In the entrance area of the hostel there are all kinds of flyers for any leisure activities in the city, so they are all outside the hostel: this is a nice Service on the one hand. What is disturbing, however, is that flyers for "professional erotic massages" also hang underneath. Who advertises something like this is actually not really ethically different from the people who offer something like this themselves. So here the hostel and I have irreconcilable ethical differences. - In the elevator it smelled consistently unpleasant, this soiled to be fixed. - The comic wall in my room I found a little oversized. - Well the good thing: The hostel was very flexible in terms of my room choice. Right on the first night I said I needed another room as my room had a large window facing the street and there were loud parties etc. and I can't wear earplugs for health reasons. The hostel then offered me several other rooms and we looked at them together. The one I chose instead was then quiet enough, it cost me no extra, nevertheless it was significantly larger than the previous one, in addition, unlike the previous one, it also contained a:n (quite complete) kitchen, dining table and sofa. I have experienced this differently in other hostels (extra charge paid for changing to a better room). If something was broken, it was repaired by the hostel on my advice. -
