THE TENT - Youth Only - Buchung leider nur bis 30 Jahre möglich!

It wad really close to some sightseeing, literally next to botanic garden. Also, bathroom and showers were clean and comfortable. In the evenings people would gather around the fire and sing songs or talk. So, vibes were amazing. Stuff was friendly and helpful.

It was super cold for me at the nights. It was like 14-16+ at night, and i was freezing. but you can ask for 2 additional blankets, so i put one more on the body and one more on my head. If i have taken very warm clothes there, everything would be alright. But i’m person who is always very cold, maybe other people weren’t as cold as me.

It is a nice place to socialize. And it was cheap.

It was too cold and it was hard to sleep

there were a lot of activities and places to just chill w friends, and the toilets were clean

only that i thought breakfast was included, but it’s not expensive anyways

I liked the people. I stayed for a week and met some really good people. The cafeteria is a good place. Loved the hammocks. Loved that they had a kitchen so we could cook whenever we wanted.

This is a great place to stay if you're in a group. NOT FOR SOLO FEMALE TRAVELLERS ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE POC. I was insulted by a German man for working on my laptop while I was on the hammock. When I asked him why he kept pointing at me and laughing, he spoke in Deutsch and didn't bother explaining. I felt like an object that was being mocked in a language that I didn't even understand. The same night, a Pakistani man yelled at me and got aggressive with me in front of 6-7 other people and 2 staff members. No one spoke up for me. The man had the audacity to tell me it was the first time he lost his temper in 5 years, all because I made the mistake of politely informing him I was ahead of him in the queue. I told him he wouldn't have done that to a man, and it was only because I was south Asian that he got the courage to yell at me. The second day, I had to leave early in the morning but the reception didn't accept my phone to charge saying it was too early. I couldn't leave because how do I not have a fully charged phone as a solo traveller before I leave? And since I worked afternoons, mornings were my only chance to charge my phone. I couldn't even leave it overnight because how else would I get up without an alarm on the phone? I was put in a position that severely limited when I could leave and explore the area. Overall, the people are good. But being misbehaved with, as a woman, and as a POC, it left a bad taste. I was sad to leave behind the friends I'd made, but I was happy to leave this place.