Two nights in this Eimsbüttel located hotel. It was a good value for money: the name sounds like a youth hostel, but it is more: simple but well designed hotel in an old building with flair. Close to all public transports but on a quiet side street. I did not take breakfast but dined in the libanese restaurant that is... More

Nice design in a reasonably quiet off centre street. Rooms and bathrooms rather small. Main gripe was not being able to get a cup of tea at 10.40 in the morning. Having been up late unavoidably and slept late we missed breakfst which finished at 10.30. Unable to provide something sim[ple like tea really poor.

I saw the hotel being advertised in an hamburg guide for special places...and it was an enormous disappointment. Nice yes...just the design of the first view...staircaises and elavator.....the rooms small...standards...no charm at all and with not a single personel detail...it was like a cheap youth hostel...but not being cheap.....just facade design without any original or personal detail to make me... More

The YoHo (Youth Hotel) in the Elmsbuettel district of Hamburg is conveniently located next to 2 U-Bahn stations and close to the S-Bahn, meaning easy access to the city in less than 5 minutes, 20 mins walking. The rooms themselves are modern, clean, although slightly on the small side. The private bathroom is however, excellent. Free internet access is also... More

I stayed in the YOHO for the tourism trade fare in Februray 2008. I have to say, that the hotel was very fancy...newly restructured in an old Victorian Villa. It is centrally located (in easy walking distance to Schanzenviertel and trade fair) and 5min walk to subway station Schlump. The great thing is, that they have reduced prices for persons... More

A really perfectly and modern renovated hotel in and old building. I really liked the style Good service, nice bar /breakfast room.