DJH Jugendherberge Köln-Riehl

Anton Etmanov 6 months ago

In general, I love hostels that cater to young people, as well as people of all ages and walks of life. There are always interesting people around, such as solo travelers and families with children. The kids feel free to walk up to the front desk and ask questions. The hostel is located in a park not far from the city center (two or three stops away), which makes it feel more like a guesthouse, vacation home, or countryside health camp from my distant childhood. The nearest station is a ten-minute walk away. I was traveling with a partner. We booked a double room for a couple of nights. The room turned out to be warm and cozy. There were two sets of towels per person with no extra charge or deposit. You can air out the room, but its proximity to the airport might inconvenience some guests. That said, after long walks, we slept like logs with the windows closed. The bathroom had a bar of soap and a dispenser with liquid soap in the shower. The room had a TV with cable channels. Here's a little tip: It’s best not to use aerosols near the smoke detectors in the rooms. There’s a warning about this on the mirror, but I suppose not everyone pays attention to it. If you’ve booked breakfas

Jeremiah H 8 months ago

I came here for a music festival. I ended up originally booking a shared room and asked the front desk to move me into a private room. They were able to do this and I was very pleased Suzanne was very helpful and amazing. I definitely would come back. It felt that they have a lot of programs for youth and it was nice to see some many groups of them.

My Tran 10 months ago

We booked a room for 4 people with an ensuite bathroom. The room was clean and decent, yet the bed sheet and duvet covers smelled a bit bad (damp laundry kind of feel). Breakfast was also included and it was okay as well. The location is right close to the station, so going back and forth to the city center is no big deal! Overall, it's a good price!!!