Nuremberg Hostels

"A very comfortable hostel with clean and spacious rooms (though on some the doors are missing), a very cosy communal area and a fully equipped kitchen. Unfortunately there is no "non smoking area". Nevertheless the hostel has a very laid back feeling, a great place to stay. Nuremberg itself is surprisingly beautiful, I will defnately go back, and of course I will stay in this friendly hostel then. The only strange thing is that the rooms are not locked, so you better keep all your valuables with you at all times." … "Very comfortable...  more »

"This is hostel is more than awful ... it's just a joke. - I booked this hostel to visit nuremberg with my friends. They all came from different parts in Germany, so we were lucky to get together for a weekend. But the weekend started with us waiting for the owner of the hostel to let us in. No one opened. We dialed the number, which was on the wall. No one answered. It took us about 4 hours to reach someone. He told us, he didn't know of any booking from me but he has three rooms for us and he would send someone to let us in. Unfortunately,...  more »

"… and private rooms. We have a guest kitchen with an attached common room. The Hostel also offers Wifi and free tea and coffee facilities. When people think of Nuremberg, they usually think of gingerbread, toys, Christmas, the Reich Party Rally Grounds, or the Nuremberg Trials. But the old town of Nuremberg in the shadow of the towering imperial castle is more than that. Gothic churches, splendid patricians' houses and romantic corners and spots. An atmosphere of lively co-existence between medieval and modern, between the past and...  more »

"The completely refurbished building is located only a few metres away from Nurembergs main station and will offer you a choice between the classic single, double and family rooms in the hotel area and multiple-bed rooms in the hostel section. But whether hotel or hostel: shower/WC and television are now part of the A&O standard in all rooms. The A&O Nuremberg will also be an attractive place to stay for groups: seminar and conference rooms are being created as well as a teachers lounge, the already popular opportunity for group leaders and...  more »

"A1 Hostel Nürnberg Messe (or the A1 Wohnheime, as the sign on the outside says) is a decent hostel for people whose primary concern is price and who need very few amenities or luxuries. The Location A1 is located outside city center, but within five minutes' walk of the U1 Messe subway station with a direct route to the train station and the old town. However, it is quite difficult to find because it is located in an inconspicuous building among many apartment/dorm buildings that all look exactly the same, and there are no signs or...  more »

"This place was great. It's built in/next to a castle much of the building seemed to be preserved as much as possible. The hostel was at the very northern most part of the inner city and was a little hard to get to by Strassenbahn (mainly because the line that went nearest to the hostel wasn't the one we were supposed to take). The first thing you notice are the two huge front doors. When you step in you see giant beams that comprise the ceiling. Definitely a cool place. Just staying in the youth hostel is worth a trip to...  more »