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You won’t find the glossy Drag-Race inspired performances of San Diego, Miami or Chicago here!
If hard-core partying isn’t your scene (or you just need a rest day), then there’s a Queer Walking Tour, the world’s first queer museum and lots of queer bookshops to discover. There’s always something happening in the communal areas, which can make it sometimes hard to leave!
If you’re more into the design side of the city than the wild gay nightlife (that’s OK, too!), then this artistic space is the place to stay.
Taxes are included.
House Rules
- No Curfew
- Non Smoking
- Taxes Included
Facilities
- Free Parking
- Free City Maps
- Free WiFi
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Elevator
- Security Lockers
- Linen Included
- Reading Light
Location
About Berlin
About Berlin
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The staff are friendly, and it’s the perfect place to chill out.
PLUS Berlin
Right next to the East Side Gallery (and extremely near Berghain), this Friedrichshain hostel offers the facilities of a hotel combined with the value and sociability of a hostel.
We love the monochrome décor with mustard yellow sofas, and the exposed concrete walls.
There’s a true Berlin feel about both the interior design and the location; the café is oh-so-hipster but with great coffee and sweet treats. And of course there’s a fabulous Gay Pride, called the Christopher Street Day Parade – one of the best Gay Pride festivals in the world; there’s even a Berlin leather fetish week.
Want to know more, our full guide to the insanity that is Gay Berlin is now live…
With all this gay fun to be had, it won’t surprise you that Berlin is one of the only cities that has an exclusively gay hostel called… Gay Hostel.
The people are very happy to help and the location
Mitte
"…It's small, personal and clean, has comfortable beds and lots of extras like free Internet and a
"…There are single, twin, double, female and multi-bed rooms. When you get tired of that, head up to your room and snuggle into a comfortable bed; make the most of the free Wi-Fi by Instagramming your night before nodding off!
By night, who knows? The beds are incredibly comfy, and all of the ones in the 4, 6 or 8-bed dorms have their own locker, power socket and light. It’s definitely a good place to stay if you’re in Berlin for the nightlife – they’ll even give you a welcome shot to get you started!
It might be tiny, but it’s got an enormous heart; this welcoming hostel is located on the banks of the canal in the heart of Kreuzberg, near plenty of great coffee shops, cozy bars, the weekly Turkish market and some of the best ice-cream places in the city.
Great adventures await once the sun goes down in Berlin.
And NO!… We are not just talking about dark rooms (though if you are curious, read up on your gay sauna etiquette in advance..)
There’s a long history of openness in Berlin, despite repression in Nazi-era Germany.
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Met some amazing people and staff gave great nightlife recs.”
— Hostelworld guest, Friedrichshain