1 single bed
15 m² · 2 single beds
“PRIMITIV BILLIG für Leute mit NULL Anspruch”
The price and location were good—close to the highway, a large free parking lot, a supermarket, and a decent pizzeria right outside. However, it was cheap for Nuremberg standards and everything else was a disaster: the top floor was in a residential building without an elevator; only two cramped, primitive bathrooms (no sink, a clogged shower fed by a former sink, a bare shower in the middle of the room without a curtain, so the whole bathroom flooded the hallway if you showered too long). The hallway was noisy 24/7, and the flimsy paper doors let you hear everything.
“WARNUNG!! Diese Unterkunft nicht buchen!”
The only good aspects of this place were the pizzeria and the Norma Markt downstairs, and the location was decent with a bus stop and subway within walking distance, plus plenty of parking. The accommodation was a nightmare, a real insult to anyone staying there. The heating was set to full blast and couldn’t be lowered, so I had to sleep with the window open, which meant I could hear the trains and the planes taking off. The tap water either didn’t flow or just dripped. The communal bathroom was disgusting, with no sink in the bath area—only in the rooms. Furniture was falling apart, outlets were scorched and burned, so you couldn’t charge your phone. The noise level was extreme, doors slammed, and you could hear every conversation or someone moving down the hallway. The rooms were patched up, paint was flaking, walls had cracks, and there were many more issues.
“Furto di denaro altrui”
There was no one present, so I had to go to Hostel Sofia for that night. You can verify the booking. Now that I’m back home, I’d like a refund, thanks. The staff were outright thieves and criminals.
“Sucio todo”
Nothing I liked; everything was filthy, the beds smelled bad, the stove burners didn’t work, and the bathroom was awful.
Late check in. Strong cigar smell everywhere. No curtains at all. Outside door keyless
“PRIMITIV BILLIG für Leute mit NULL Anspruch”
The price and location were good—close to the highway, a large free parking lot, a supermarket, and a decent pizzeria right outside. However, it was cheap for Nuremberg standards and everything else was a disaster: the top floor was in a residential building without an elevator; only two cramped, primitive bathrooms (no sink, a clogged shower fed by a former sink, a bare shower in the middle of the room without a curtain, so the whole bathroom flooded the hallway if you showered too long). The hallway was noisy 24/7, and the flimsy paper doors let you hear everything.
“Sucio todo”
Nothing I liked; everything was filthy, the beds smelled bad, the stove burners didn’t work, and the bathroom was awful.
“WARNUNG!! Diese Unterkunft nicht buchen!”
The only good aspects of this place were the pizzeria and the Norma Markt downstairs, and the location was decent with a bus stop and subway within walking distance, plus plenty of parking. The accommodation was a nightmare, a real insult to anyone staying there. The heating was set to full blast and couldn’t be lowered, so I had to sleep with the window open, which meant I could hear the trains and the planes taking off. The tap water either didn’t flow or just dripped. The communal bathroom was disgusting, with no sink in the bath area—only in the rooms. Furniture was falling apart, outlets were scorched and burned, so you couldn’t charge your phone. The noise level was extreme, doors slammed, and you could hear every conversation or someone moving down the hallway. The rooms were patched up, paint was flaking, walls had cracks, and there were many more issues.
Late check in. Strong cigar smell everywhere. No curtains at all. Outside door keyless
“Furto di denaro altrui”
There was no one present, so I had to go to Hostel Sofia for that night. You can verify the booking. Now that I’m back home, I’d like a refund, thanks. The staff were outright thieves and criminals.
