Staff went extra mile to comfort my requests as much as it was possible. The location is great, close to Alexanderplatz and to supermarkets, a shopping centre is a 25 minute walk away, surrounded by every kind of restaurant you can imagine. Rather "family" like atmosphere than business driven attitude towards the guests. I did also like the diverse and inclusive choice of staff and made new friends. Please be assured that the customer service will accomodate each and every wish which is possible to apply to the house rules. Housekeeping cleans daily the rooms and it is so clean everywhere that you could eat from the floor - if you would find something lying around....

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As my trip was last minute there were no dorm rooms left so I ended up booking a private room. The room was very big and spacious with an optimal bathroom. Close to U-bahn stops that connect you around Berlin well. Even with the bar below it wasn't too loud. Decent restaurants and cafes around which was a huge plus.

For a private room in a hostel, it was on the pricier side however this was the most affordable when booking last minute. There's not much going on socially to allow you to meet other people, but also during the time I was there, there was a massive cohort of teenagers that were being obnoxiously loud in the seating area.

I stayed at Pfefferbett for 9 nights, and I had a good experience. The staff were very polite and helpful and the ambience of the common areas was pleasant and lively. Though I wish there were curtains on our dorm beds, to allow a little better sense of privacy. A kitchen would have also helped, but it was manageable because of some budget restaurants and supermarkets within walking distance. Overall the location of the hostel really makes up for any small discomfort. Metro and bus accessibility is super convenient, with various cute cafés and bars nearby.

Hostel is located in the center. There is area Pfefferberg, where are restaurant Pfeffer and bars and behind it also Pfefferbett Hostel. Staff is friendly. I had normal room and quiet roommates. We slept with opened window and it was good and refreshing. Bathroom was just in next door, renovated and clean. First aid kit in bathroom if you have headache or some other health issues. I didn't have breakfast in Hostel but over the road was amazing cafe with good prices and fresh pastries. It was opened already 8 a.m, maybe even earlier. Everything was in walking distance, Alexanderplatz, Berlin Wall, Memorial of the Murdered Jews (with heartbreaking museum) and Berlin Underground ( Berliner Unterwelten)-tour with fantastic guide Martina.

Amazing location, extremely friendly, cheerful & helpful staff, very spacious room, great shower, comfortable bed, good breakfast, free luggage storage. They even cleaned the room daily & breakfast until 11:30 and check out until 11am is very much appreciated!

I would have preferred a little bit brighter lights in the room. The breakfast buffet offer is very nice, but rather limited, which I didn't mind, because it suited my taste, but some people might. The prices for the private rooms seem to vary quite drastically, which led to a small feeling of having paid too much simply in comparison to others, however the value you get is great.

The rooms were quite clean and well maintained. Spacious enough for the number of people that were there. The room also had a private toilet and bathroom. The location is not that far from most attractions; about 20 to 30 minutes away from most things. Easily accessible by tram. The cleanliness was up to standards as well. Wifi worked well. The hostel offered breakfast, which was some sort of buffet setting, for around 10 euros. I would generally highly recommend this hostel.

Nothing! I generally liked everything and enjoyed my stay. Only thing that I feel like maybe you need to know in advance is that they don't offer towels. I didn't mind that since I was prepared.

Everything. This place is right opposite the U2 Senefelderplatz station. In just 2 stops you get to Alexanderplatz. In a 6-minute walk you can also take the M1 ( tram ). A 10-minute walk takes you to Rosenthalerplatz, where you can take the U8 ( subway ) or bar hopping. The staff is friendly, the rooms are ok. We slept very well. The room price is quite cheap because the Berlinale started this week. So we were lucky to pay little for a weekend. Everything is close, the rewe, the budni, pizzerias, bars etc.

Short stay ( weekend only ). We came to Berlin to celebrate my friend's 18th birthday and his mom chose this hostel for us. We'll be back for sure.

I stayed at this hostel in a very peaceful and respectful environment. The staff was very kind, especially Gennaro, who is Italian like me and was extremely helpful in solving all my small issues. I regret that there is no kitchen in this hostel, but I didn't encounter any difficulties. The hostel is very nice and well-maintained. The people who work there really love their job. Highly recommended, and the price is very affordable. They take great care of the guests and their personal needs. It's located about ten minutes from Alexanderplatz, with supermarkets and various shops nearby.

We loved the hotel’s location, so close to central Berlin that almost everything is within walking distance. There’s also a tram and metro right next to the hotel. Being situated in a courtyard made it very quiet at night. Upon arrival, we used the free luggage storage service from 8 AM, which was very convenient for checking in later in the afternoon. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the hotel’s facilities, despite it being a youth hostel. There’s a bar where the staff can make cocktails, serve beers, and provide snacks. The breakfast was excellent, with a lot of variety, including vegetarian options. The common area next to the reception is great, with comfy chairs and a spot full of recommendations for activities in Berlin. There’s even a pool table! Our double room was very spacious. We expected a small room typical of hostels, but it was comparable to a standard hotel. The bathroom was small but functional and very clean. There’s even a smart TV with Netflix, which is impressive for a hostel. Finally, the entire hotel is very clean and well-organized. The afternoon staff were lovely (special shoutout to Giulia and her Italian colleague!) and helped us a lot during our stay. Thank you again!

We found the morning staff, especially a girl with glasses, to be quite unpleasant and unwilling to speak English with us. For example, the breakfast offers coffee specials and scrambled eggs for an extra charge, but without any explanation, she refused to make them for us, even though we asked within the designated hours. Additionally, the soundproofing of the rooms was poor, and we could hear people in the hallway, especially those returning at 1 AM and shouting without considering those who were sleeping… but those small details are nothing compared to the quality of our stay!

I had modified expectations for our stay, given that this is a "hostel". I assumed the rooms would be miniscule and only just "ok". The bed was excellent (if you like a firm bed... if not, you're in trouble!), the shower was fantastic, everything was impeccably clean. We slept with the windows open and the fan going every night, which we were nervous of initially given the city location. We weren't disturbed by any noise at night, either from within the hostel or outside. I also didn't realize that breakfast was included with the rate, so that was a happy discovery! Honestly, this was the sixth and last place that we stayed in on our three weeks away, and it was honestly one of the best. No notes.

We didn't realize that we booked on the weekend of the Berlin Marathon, so that explained why the rate was a bit higher than I would have expected for a hostel. It was on par with the other hotels that we booked throughout Germany. But given the action in the city that weekend, the price made sense once we got there. And it was worth every penny.