Hafen Traum Indoor Hostel Camp

Free tea, coffee, and chocolate for guests was a nice touch. I slept really well in this clean, creative, unusual place. You can tell the staff put a lot of care into decorating and maintaining it. They seem to love travel and want to bring the world to Bremen. I definitely recommend it and would stay again. Thanks for everything.

It really is a warehouse with campers inside, easily the most unusual place I've stayed. I had the family room, which had a locking door for extra security, but it wasn't comfortable. The room was freezing, so I slept in layers with a small blanket borrowed from another bed. There are only three bathrooms, two of them with showers; I didn't check the third. It's quite isolated, with no cafe, market, or restaurants nearby, so bring what you need. I checked in late and never saw any staff. Guests were figuring things out together, and although paid breakfast was offered, nobody was there to serve it.

The location is the main drawback: it's a 30-minute walk from the center, or 20 minutes by transport. It also felt emptier than usual in September, which made the hostel experience less enjoyable than it could have been. The place itself is lovely, with cozy, romantic little caravan rooms, some with small beds for kids. The beds came with towels and roomy lockers, and reception and service were great. Air conditioning covers the whole area, so hot weather shouldn't be a problem. The bathrooms are well equipped, including a hairdryer. There's tea and coffee, a restaurant, and outdoor common areas where you can still have a good time in winter or rain. There's no guest kitchen.

This was our second visit, and just as lovely as the first. The team is super nice, and it's clear how much care went into every detail of the trailers and cabins. We enjoyed the idea of traveling around the world in beautiful Bremen, from Mexico to Canada. Can't wait to see what's next. We'll be back.