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Dr. Gerhard, Allemagne | 07th September 2009 Traduire en Français

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Carla, Canada | 05th September 2009 Traduire en Français

There was a fire alarm. It would be great if the staff would address some words to the guests like: \\\"The fire brigade is coming. They check the situation and then we will tell you when its safe to go back to your room.\\\" Nobody said a word. Ones feels better when you get information about what is going on. It would be nice if there was a sign on the house itself that declares it as euro hostel and not only a sign on the ground. The luggage room is a very good help.There was a fire alarm. It would be great if the staff would address some words to the guests like: \\\"The fire brigade is coming. They check the situation and then we will tell you when its safe to go back to your room.\\\" Nobody said a word. Ones feels better when you get information about what is going on. It would be nice if there was a sign on the house itself that declares it as euro hostel and not only a sign on the ground. The luggage room is a very good help....Close

Gottfried+anton+andreas, Allemagne | 04th September 2009 Traduire en Français

Kashif, Angleterre | 02nd September 2009 Traduire en Français

not a real hostel, if you travel alone its hard to meet other people. everything else is great! staff is very nice, help with everything, and answer all stupid questions :) so if meeting new people isnt the main purpose of your stay, euro hostel is a great choicenot a real hostel, if you travel alone its hard to meet other people. everything else is great! staff is very nice, help with everything, and answer all stupid questions :) so if meeting new people isnt the main purpose of your stay, euro hostel is a great choice...Close

Lisa, Allemagne | 01st September 2009 Traduire en Français