Minimal Hostel Kreuzberg

Overall it’s a great hostel. Comfortable beds and very clean common bathrooms and areas. It was unbearably hot the first night I was there but was still decently comfortable in the dorm

The door lock/code system is not very good. It’s very complicated and doors do not lock on their own, which is something that is not openly explained. That means in the dorm rooms you are relying on others to lock the door manually, which didn’t happen usually because the lock system was so strange. Considering the hostel is not staffed usually, I felt it was unsafe and anyone could basically enter the room at any time.

I stayed in the single room which is very good for a hostel. Comes with super comfy arm chairs right outside the room. The kitchen and public area are very nice.

There is only one unisex toilet on the upper floor for the private rooms and it was smelly despite being cleaned daily. Also the shower is set to shut down every 10 seconds which is inconvenient and German efficiency overkill.

Focus on the design of the spaces, reasonably good single room.

To enter the hotel, you need to type a 12-digit password, and then again for the room. The system could be simpler. But the worst part was the curtains, which did not completely block the sunlight from the window because they were the wrong size. I ended up sleeping poorly because of that.

Beds with storage space and hangers very thoughtful

Couldn’t sleep was too hot no AC or fans no air moving. Showers don’t have locks. Boy cleaners come in all female dorm unannounced