Close to sightseeing and nightlife, this attractive hostel in an historic brick building wraps around a lofty atrium with a lounge where cultural and linguistic barriers quickly melt. A lift whisks you to shut-eye zones in spacious, cheerfully painted dorms and rooms, each with bathroom and free lockers. Optional breakfast is €5.
Singer 109 Hostel Berlin
Friedrichshain
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