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Lollis Homestay

G�rlitzer Str34, 01099 Dresden, Dresden, 01097, Germany
Lollis Homestay
Real Traveler Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 61 reviews from 1 source
Recommended
Clean: Rating of 4.4 out of 5
Service: Rating of 4.5 out of 5
Location: Rating of 4.1 out of 5
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Based on 61 reviews
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  • Overall: Rating of 4.3 out of 5

    "would definately stay here again or recommend it to friends." source Hostelworld

    "Would stay there again when I have to be in Neustadt." source Hostelworld

    "But overall, that is a good hostel." source Hostelworld

    "I would recommend others to stay there too." source Hostelworld

    "would definitely recommend this place:." source Hostelworld

  • Clean: Rating of 4.4 out of 5

    "Pros: key room access, clean dorm and bathroom, small in room locker and big in hall, helpful and friendly staff, best free map ever, pay for WIFI hours, pay per use internet computers, kitchen, free walking tour booklets, 5 euro laundry and dryer, 25 minute walk to Dresden Neustadt bahnhof, 30 minute walk into Old Town, attractions, Netto supermarket, restaurants, small bars/cafes all close." source Hostelworld

    "+ : helpfull staff and clean rooms / sanitary - : We weren't really fond of the collective showers (okay, admit that women and men didn't share the same showers, but no privacy anyhow) and our bed situated up-high." source Hostelworld

    "But ppl staying there'd better pay more for the bed sheets coz the pillow and bed are not so clean." source Hostelworld

    "The rooms and showers were all very clean as well, and the balcony's in the upper rooms were great." source Hostelworld

    "pretty nice and clean place with lots of information about the city and activities." source Hostelworld

  • Service: Rating of 4.5 out of 5

    "Three lockers in the room were broken/ out of service, so had to use locker outside the room - all lockers had a very flimsy locking mechanism (attach lock to very thin piece of metal) which did not inspire confidence, but I did not have any theft problem." source Hostelworld

    "Very helpful staff, and they moved me to a nicer, brighter room even without me asking." source Hostelworld

  • Location: Rating of 4.1 out of 5

    "Pros: good location in Neustadt; friendly/helpful receptionists; free bikes to rent (but really old/unreliable); breakfast option; 2Euro beer Cons: charge to use computer/wifi; bunkbeads designed poorly for those on top bunks (no headroom)." source Hostelworld

    "Location is right in the middle of where all the parties are, but it's about a fifteen minute trip by streetcar from the main train station." source Hostelworld

    "Great fun to stay at and in the Neustadt area of Dresden so there's lots of great bars and things to do in the evening." source Hostelworld

    "The complimentary USE-IT maps are great, the area is really cool, even if it isn\'t in the Old Town." source Hostelworld

    "The most important thing to mention about Lollis is the extremely good location." source Hostelworld

  • Value

    "There weren't enough showers (though the ones they had were good) and sheets, breakfast, and internet all cost money." source Hostelworld

  • Room

    "the furniture in our room was amazing, a giant table and chairs made up our bed. However we didn't feel security was great as our room was a fire escape and couldn't be locked." source Hostelworld

    "Imagine going to dresden and the guy at the hostel tells you there isnt a room available after you already put down a deposit and walked all the way there." source Hostelworld

    "I like the slightly weird rooms, the receptionist is very helpful. Rooms are clean and comfortable." source Hostelworld

    "I booked a 6 bed room and they put another one so was impossible walking in the room." source Hostelworld

    "So many informations about what to do and to see, a great atmosphere in the "living room"." source Hostelworld

More information on Lollis Homestay

Come home and stay at Lollis Homestay! We are the genuine backpackers hostel in the centre of Dresden with the bit more information, personality and coziness.Our style is an authentic mirror of the surrounding Dresden Neustadt neigborhood, a quarter home to artists and characters, with the lingering smell of the anarchistic spirit, born in the time before the iron curtain fell. Luxury in not a shower in the room, but freedom of the mind. Meet people from all over the world, listen and learn from their stories. Come in, slow down and keep your eyes and mind open and enjoy this special atmosphere. The beautiful and exciting town of Dresden will do the rest.Top 5 reasons to stay at Lollis Homestay 1. Central location: close to historic downtown, 15 minutes to the Dresden Neustadt Train Station and right in the middle of Dresden's lively trendy district. 2. Reasonable prices: from � 13, including free tee and coffee, free map, free towels, free bicycles and much more. 3. Wide-ranging facilities: fully-equipped guest kitchen, book exchange, free lockers, 24h reception, a female only dormitory, free walking tour guide-books, internet access... 4. Good ratings: on all major hostel-websites our reviews are excellent (between 80-90%). 5. Experienced receptionists: friendly, multi-lingual, know everything about Dresden.New and Exclusive Hostelworld Special:I love my city and its sourrounding area. That's why I would love to show them to you personaly. Do you want to see my city's most important sights and hidden treasures? Do you want to check out the best pubs and nightlife? Are you a nature lover and want to experience the beautiful Elbe River and the neighboring mountains the S�chsiche Schweiz? Whatever you prefer, I'm the local to do it with! As a resident of 13 years with a solid knowledge of architecture and history, and as a climber and experienced hiker, I'm the man to give you the ins and outs of this historic city. Of course, I will sometimes have other duties at Lollis or family obligations which may keep me from being around 24/7, but I will do my best to make the time to be your personal Dresden guide. Just write me an e-mail after booking to find out how you can live Dresden like a native. Hope to meet you soon! Henne (Dirk Henneberg) Hostel Owner Oh, and did I say that it's free? Please pay for your accommodation in cash on arrival. Visa- or Mastercard is also accepted, but please note that we have to charge 2,50 � extra for credit-card transactions.amenities (not compulsory): breakfast 3 Euro per personbed linen (once off payment) 2 Euro per person Wide-ranging facilitiesFor everyone * genuine backpackers, no big groups, no school classes * free tea and coffee * free city map * free towels * fully-equipped kitchen * 24h access, from April to October 24h reception * late riser friendly: check out 12 am * free (old, but roadworthy) bicycles * high-speed internet access, W-LAN * breakfast available * lockers for dormitories * safe * telephone, also for incoming calls * free CD and book exchange * lots of games, music CD's * iron and ironing board, fan, alarm clock, umbrella * no TV � anywhere * free luggage storage * credit cards accepted * NEW: burn your pictures onto CDFor the cyclists * safe backyard to leave bicycles * bike-repair kits * washing machine & tumble dryer * several bike shops around the corner * various maps of Dresden and surrounding areas * healthy breakfastFor backpackers * no membership required, no expensive membership cards * 10% discount with your ISIC card, 5% with ISE * free booking for your next hostel in the Backpacker Network Germany * calling cards available � for cheap phone-calls home * internet terminal with all messengers, Skype, headset etc. * cosy lounge for chat and beer * money-saving tips for onward travel * laundry serviceFor women * dormitory for women only * with a big mirror, fan and dressing table * big spacious bathroomFor city explorers * lots of information on public transport and the city * history books about Dresden * 6 different walking-tour guidebooks available for free * extensive information on trips to other areas near DresdenFor the party animals * wide range of night-life information * up to date info about concerts, clubs and pubs * no ticket? - ask us, maybe we can find one for you in DresdenFor apartment seekers * extensive list of websites and newspapers with apartment ads * info about notice-boards with accommodation ads * stay 6 nights, the 7th night is freeFor the last-minute travellers * We keep some beds available every day for people without reservations or for those who want to extend their stay. There is definitely a chance if you call the same day or just walk in. * If we don't have a bed available we will find one for you somewhere else � saving you an unnecessary trek.For nazis, nationalists, neo-fascists * we have no sympathy * all nations � hallucinations

Directions

Attention: Dresden has two major train stations. Closer to the hostel is the station Dresden Neustadt. Almost all trains stop there too, particularly trains from and to Leipzig, Prague and Berlin.From the Neustadt train stationLeave the station through the main exit. Go straight ahead on to 'Antonstrasse' and continue along past the square, called 'Albertplatz'. Keep on walking straight, the street is now called 'Bautzner Strasse'. Turn left at the next crossing, onto 'Rothenburger Strasse'. After 500m the street changes its name to 'G�rlitzer Stasse'. We are at the next crossing to the right.time 15-20 min, approx. 1500m to walkIf you don't want to walk, take tram No. 11, direction 'B�hlau', or No. 6, direction 'Niedersedlitz', for just two stops to 'Bautzner/Rothenburger Strasse' tram-stop. Here you change to tram No. 13 direction 'Mickten' and once again travel just two stops as far as the tram-stop 'Alaunplatz'. Now you just have to walk back along the tram-line for 100m.time approx. 15 min: 1 min to walk � 100m walkFrom the main train station (Hauptbahnhof)Catch tram No. 7, direction 'Weixdorf', as far as the stop 'Bischofsweg'. Turn right onto Bischofsweg and continue along for about 400m. Take the third street to the right, you will find us after 100m.time approx. 20 min: 5 min walk � 500m walkFrom the airportThe easiest way is to catch a train from the airport to the Neustadt Railway Station and then follow the steps shown above.Time approx. 60 minutes.You can also catch bus No. 77, and change to tram No. 7 at the stop 'Infineon Nord'. Leave tram No. 7 at the stop, 'Bischofsweg', turn left onto Bischofsweg and continue along for approx. 400m. Take the third street (G�rlitzer Strasse) to the right, you will find us after 100 m.time 30 � 40 min: 5 min to walk � 500m walkBy carAttention! There are hardly any parking spaces and many one way streets.Leave the highway at the exit 'Hellerau' and drive along the main road to the town center. Turn left at McDonalds on to 'Fritz-Reuter-Strasse', pass underneath some railway bridges, cross the next big intersection. The street is now called 'Bischofsweg'. On your left hand side is a big green square. At the end of it turn right on to 'Kamenzer Strasse' and turn right again into the next street, called 'Sebnitzer Strasse'. Our entrance is about 200m ahead on your left hand side, just before the next intersection.You can drop off your luggage with us here. Then turn right onto 'G�rlitzer Strasse', turn right onto the next street again, called 'Bischofsweg'. (Trying of course to find the next available parking space). At the end of the park you turn left on to 'Kamenzer Strasse' and drive around the park. At the other end of the park, a bit above the other area and just 5 minutes away from the hostel there are always legal and free parking spaces.

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