We stayed at the Generator Hostel Berlin for one evening in November 2003. The hostel is a huge buidling right next to the Landsberger Allee S-Bahn station on the Ring line. The interior of the building has a very futuristic/Star Trekkie feel to it. Lots of blue lighting in each section of the hostel.
The front desk staff is very helpful and fluent in English. If they didn't have an answer to a question on hand, they went out of there way to get an answer.
There is internet available for a nominal fee of like 1 Euro for 15 minutes and there are plenty of terminals available.
There is a very cool, blue lit, bar at the hostel with cheap beers and drinks. Lots of tvs tuned either to MTV or soccer in the bar area. There were people of all ages in the bar.
The rooms were very small (we had a twin room), but there were also tons of them. The showers in the rooms with private facilites were also quite small...albeit very clean.
Basic breakfast is available at no charge, while a more substantial meal can be had for a small charge.
There is an ATM nearby and a doner kebab restaurant right around the corner.
The Generator is about 15 mintutes from Alexanderplatz by subway. This place is a good deal, and fun, if you don't mind staying a bit of a distance from all of the action.
Directions: Across from the Landsberger Allee S-Bahn station.
The Generator was very conveniently located and easy for me to find off the S-Bahn train station.
It was clean and a friendly, english speaking staff that was real helpful giving tips on how to get around the city.
Unique Quality: It was my first time staying in a hostel and I was impressed with the hostel.
It was just what I needed as I had only 3-4 hours of sleep before catching my plane at the Berlin airport.
The Generator Berlin was the best hostel I stayed at all summer!! And... the best part.... the price! It cost only 9 euros per night to stay in an eight bed dorm room!! Talk about cheap! Plus, the place is just like a hotel. There's a posh bar, with a couple pool tables and awesome happy hour prices! Also, they have really cheap food. You can get a plate of fries for only a euro. I definitely recommend anyone who goes to Berlin to check this place out! It's right by an S Bahn stop, which is really conveniant, especially if you have a Eurail pass coming off the train, trying to find your hostel, because in Berlin, if you have the date filled in on your pass, you can ride the S Bahn for free!
Unique Quality: dorm and drink specials
Directions: near Landsberger Allee station
Hi amigos,
We are trying to find out how to get to the generator hostel from Schoenefeld airport?
Ta
After looking at some VT tips about this hostel at:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/hotels/Europe/Germany/Land_Berlin/Berlin-75302/Hotels_and_Accommodations-Berlin-Generator_Berlin_Storkower_Strasse_Landsberger_-BR-1.html
I found how to get there:
http://www.generatorhostels.com/berlin/contactus/airports.asp
Other useful link on this website is:
http://www.generatorhostels.com/berlin/contactus/ (for various other transportation methods and a map and free Skype calling PC-PC).
BVG timetable
http://www.fahrinfo-berlin.de/Fahrinfo/bin/query.bin/en
From: SXF
To: Storkower Str. 160
Single ticket is EUR 2,10.
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Address: Storkower Strasse 160, Berlin, 10407, Germany
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