All In Hostel

Pleasant stay, nice and quiet in the evenings, friendly staff

Location good, price is good in low season but very high in high season. I stayed in a dorm with bath but this was not so practical. Next time, if I stay, I may choose a drom without bathroom inside. Shared bathrooms are ok, too.

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This is a perfectly good choice for groups - families and young people or even a little older - who wish to be out all day and simply need a safe and clean place to sleep. The beds are very comfortable for bunk beds, and the shower water is hot and has good pressure. when we were there, buses of teengers came every day, and talked loudly n the evening and morning, but the nights were quiet. Excellent location for every mode of transport, and next to cheap but good restaurants and bakeries. Great choice!

Very nice and clean hostel, easy to get to and not too far from the main U-bahn links and it's on a tram line.

All was ok in the whole. Exept two things: first, they gave us a room with 8 two-flour beds (where were only two of us) instead of standart twin room. second, if you need confirmation of reservation from the hotel itself (in some countries German embassy requires it for visa) they won't send it to you. the guy who i was spoken with (Mario), was promising me to sent it every day for the whole week (!) after which another guy wrote that it's impossible at all. But other things was ok, bathroom was clean, breakfast was basic but good enough - perfect for their price.

Staff were great, fantastic breakfast. Close to train station and food choices nearby were plentiful with good prices.

SUPER!!!

les salles d'eau public sont sales toute la journee

The All-In was a decent place to stay in the former East Berlin. It was a hostel, which is an experience that everyone should have at least once to truly know the depth and breadth of travel. The rooms came in two flavors, of which mine was a larger one. Though the beds seem to be mostly bunk beds indicating a capacity of 8, the number of occupants was capped at 4, which was a good thing, especially given the heat. The mattresses were remarkably comfortable, and the linens appeared to be clean. The showers are shared, as are the bathrooms, and both the mens' and womens' (per my wife) facilities were well-maintained. The showers were very nice, with adequate hot water. These reminded me of my college dormitory, only they were actually cleaner than the old college dorm. There is a reception desk where drinks and other amenities can be purchased, as can additional towels and linens. They were also very helpful with directions and maintaining order. The breakfast is served upstairs, and was very well-stocked and maintained, which was a good thing, because the hostel was to near-capacity, so the crowd coming through was impressive. The only real negative I found was that the windows don't open up but a little bit. The problem with that is it's impossible to get a good breeze blowing through the room, and so with the lack of air conditioning, and the high temperatures outside (Berlin was in the middle of a frightful heat wave), sleep came hard. It was possible to get a little bit of a breeze going if the door to the hallway was open, but that gave open access to the room, so it wasn't a workable plan. A fan, or the ability to rent one, would have helped greatly. All in all I'd say that if I was still on the sunny side of 30 and on a trip, it would be a great place to stay. With a family, I liked them getting the experience, but I'd only want to be there at a time when it wasn't so hot. The 2 year-old didn't enjoy the heat at all, and she shared the lack of satisfaction accordingly, so I'd say that children should be at least school-age before staying there.