Hostel Bregenz

We were slightly confused on arrival. We had booked a private family room for three and when we went in, the Comfort Apartment had one double bed, three sets of bunks and a single bed in one room and a separate room with a further set of bunks. Now the cost per night had seemed very expensive for what was quite a basic hostel however if you had filled the room with family and friends it would have been a real bargain. The host was very friendly and wanted to share a drink with us and chat to get to use his English. The hostel was 15 minutes walk from the station , the promenade and also the bathing beaching and marina. Despite this being the most basic of the places we stayed in our trip we would go back and explore further.

Positive is position of this home. But home is old with many crack in wall. We had a dead mouse in our room.

The apartment is very old, very unclean, in the refrigerator, we found old food in the coffee machine was stil old brewed coffee. It was full of dust everywhere. This is only for logging to sanitary inspection . We were very disappointed.

This was a no frills hostel. A budget place to stay. Due WiFi issues, I didnt get the email explaining how to find the place until later. It was a clean bed for a budget price in a expensive town. It was what we needed at the time. We were the only ones in the building for several hours.

Very helpful staff couldn't do enough for me ....

Everything was great. Stephen greeted us. He was very helpful. Hostel clean but basic. Only downside, other guests took our drinks from the shared fridge. Very annoying.

Booked this at the last minute when walking with a friend in Germany and Austria. 60 euros for one night. Broken window in the room, half a toilet roll in the shared bathroom, dirty toilet, dilapidated building, 'towel' measuring about 25 x 75 cm, didn't take credit cards, only cash, no receipt. Why Hotels.com allow this hovel on their site I'll never know.

It is an expensive hostel. The Owner/Manager was very helpful, the original room was small with the ‘private facilities’ behind a curtain. The owner plugs did not work and the wifi was intermittent. The place was full but after the weekend when the place emptied out we were given a large room with seperate bathroom and kitchen. This was a very nice room and we felt a lot better. The place was very central with everything well within walking distance including the town and ferries around Lake Konstance. Once we got into the larger room we thoroughly enjoyed our time in Bregenz.

not an easy find, if a local walking down the street was not there at the time of arrival? be still looking for the place and over priced for what's Not available facility lacking most hotel amenities, ...no towels for example

ideal situation for Seebühne Keeper was very helpfull and kind

We booked this last minute. We would be arriving within 2 hours. We called Stefan and he said he would meet us at 8pm. I initially was not impressed. It however was a very large room with bathroom, kitchen an extra bedroom, couch, table etc but it was just visually missmashed. He did have some snacks and drinks for us which was nice. We used this location as a gateway to Germany. So of the 3 nights we spent there we only spend 1 day in Bregenz. We did not realize we were that close to the lake and downtown boardwalk so we were able to enjoy a day on the lake. If you are concerned about things visually being put together this band is not your place. The kitchen was cramped they could have put a small table in there for putting the microwave on. Kitchen could if used a good cleaning. We enjoyed Stefan the most he was helpful and fun to talk with. I feel the price was way overpriced. By the end of our stay I was okay with the stay.

perfect location for anyone who fancies a visit to the "Seebühne". very friendly host

I stayed at Haus am See during the Bregenzer Festspiele. Although not cheap, the accommodation was still significantly lower priced than other options in Bregenz. We had a quadruple room with 2 single beds and a bunk bed. The beds were basic but comfortable. For us as a couple the room was fine, However for 4 adults it would have been very cramped. The room had a private shower and toilet. No towels or toiletries are provided, however for a short stay this isn't a problem. The check in was quick and efficient and the manager showed us the facilities and gave some tips about the local area. In summary, don't expect more than the basics, but perfectly fine as a place to rest your head during a weekend in Bregenz.

Could not get the keys easily. I missed the time so I have had to find another place to sleep for this night as I could not get in.

VERY basic very tiny room with very tiny very uncomfortable bed and not so good looking bed sheets. Unbelievably and excessively expensive for a 1-star hotel (at best). I realize it is high-season, but to charge 103 Euros for such a place is borderline robbery. The ONLY positive thing I can say about this hotel is its good location: 6-7 minute walk to the lake and train station, 10-12 minute walk to city center.

The "hotel" is actually a house being converted into a hotel. The biggest problem is that the apparent front of the "hotel" is actually in the next door neighbor's back yard (!), and not meant for parking. We accidentally parked there and the neighbor immediately came out to tell us in broken English not to park there (there are small no-parking signs, in German). He didn't seem to know anything about a hotel. Better signage is needed. The rooms are clean, if sparse. The bathroom (at least in the room we had) was modern, and had a nice shower, but was small and hard to maneuver in. There were three closely-spaced, but comfortable beds. But nothing else (no TV), and only one set of electrical outlets. The main room light didn't work. Just a few towels were provided. The "staff" is the one man who owns the house. You must call ahead to meet the owner when you arrive, or make arrangements by email. The owner speaks English fairly well.

I arrived at the property with my luggage at about 10pm . . . only to find that the accomodation was locked and no one was there. Tried to call using the number provided, but no answer. The booking was made and the reservation was complete. But nothing. In the end I had to hike back to the main strip near the lake and check-in to the Ibis (at a higher cost, of course). My advice to anyone considering going here is - DON'T! Or you might find yourself sleeping on a park bench using your backpack as a pillow.

theService is from 5:00-7:00 p.m. After 7:00 p.m you get a key for the safe. The toilet article you should bring with you,also the towel and toilet paper, The phone number on the information is wrong, use the number on the paper on the door. One bed was not good assembled. The railway and bus station is near. But this also means that you hear the train. The window is old. But it was very difficult to find a free romm cause of the festival, so that I was happy to find this room, even the house was old.

We stayed one night while cycling around the lake. The place is basic but perfectly OK for a night.

I can not accept this as "hotel" as we usually mean. The room does not have toilet, only one toilet for people of 6 rooms (Mine has shower). No room keeping servise ( must use the towell as long as stay). The towell smells like nasty swab. I stayed there for 4nights. In my stay, I have never seen hotel clark except when I made check in. This is the worst accomodation of my experience in the last 20 years. (I make trips 18-20 times in a year.)