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Louise 20 Hostel DetailsDetails
Curfew: No Curfew
Maximum Stay: Unlimited
Size: Large (61-100 beds)
Reception Hours: 7.00 - 23.00 Uhr
Free Amenities
Breakfast TowelsFee Services
Wi-Fi in Lobby (pay)Other Features
Smoke-free Bar Book Collection/Exchange Credit Card Payments Elevator/Lift Food/Restaurant Gameroom Hot Showers Guest Kitchen Lounge Area TVNot Offered
Wheelchair AccessibleAllowed
Service Animals
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Louise 20 Hostel Reviews from the WebHostelz.com Guest Reviews
The rooms were really clean and comfortable. The problem was that we had a really sketchy guy stay in our room. He made noise all night and generally seemed shifty. I know this isn't really the hostel's fault, but it put a damper on our stay there. I would stay there again, as long as that sort of thing isn't the norm (I was only there the one night). — Anonymous (2005-04-12) I stayed here in February and it's a really nice hostel. Although I consider it overpriced, because the hostel I stay at in Berlin (which is just as nice) is 3 euros cheaper per night and it's in Berlin! The staff are helpful and nice. Everything there is cleaned very well and the beds and linens are super comfy. However, when I was there the place was empty. Literally, I only saw four other people in the whole hostel during my three-day stay. Granted, it was the middle of winter when I was there. So the social factor was no good for me, but the hostel is quite nice. — Stacy (2005-03-21) This was a very good hostel. The beds were very comfortable, the staff were friendly, and the bathrooms were clean. The location was a five-minute walk from the train station. Streetcars were on the corner, and it was in the "bar district" for plently of nightlife. There is a kitchen available. It seemed more like a Bed and Breakfast than a hostel. I would return. — Joe (2004-08-25) This is a great new hostel. It is across the river, about 10 minutes from the old part of the city, but it is located in a great neighborhood full of bars, coffee shops, and markets. It is clean, beautifully decorated, the service is friendly, the rooms aren't over-booked, and there's no pressure to be social--but there is the opportunity for socializing if there are lots of other travelers. The kitchen is a wonder of God, and the breakfast, if you're a meat and cheese eater, is totally worth the money you pay for it. Towels are free. Bring a sleeping bag, though the duvets and pillows are huge and comfy. It's more like a city bungalow than a youth hostel. — Amanda (2004-06-04)