"...So which will you choose? Hamburg St. Pauli is literally your launch pad to the trendiest districts of the city. In close proximity to the Reeperbahn, Schanzenviertel and Karoviertel districts, a number of the city´s best clubs, bars and cafes are on your doorstep; enjoy the vibrant arts scene and the hostel´s effortlessly cool atmosphere..."

"For a more youthful (and cheaper) option, the simple but beautifully designed rooms at Superbude Hostels in St Pauli and St.Georg (dorm beds from €16, doubles from €60). They’re decorated with recycled furniture and framed quotes from visiting bloggers, authors and journalists."

"If you want to experience the North-German lifestyle, you HAVE to stay at Superbude in Hamburg. There are two different Superbude Hotels and Hostels in Hamburg. Both come with a unique design concept. From upcycled tables, ropes, and bike rental."

"The Superbude St Pauli is Hamburgs hippest accommodation and along with the sister hostel in St Georg the only 5 Star Hostel in town. It is a yellow design heaven with attention to detail and connection to the city. You will find hanging rails made of scaffolding, upcycled tables and former pushcart turned into stylish seats. Just to name a few, just keep walking and you will always find new details to admire. The accommodation actually impresses in so many ways. From design, to events, the social vibes, and last but not least their own, authentic character. The Superbude St Pauli joins different charities and they even organize own charity projects. Locals love to join the hostel ambiance as well. And you know a Hostel is an outstanding one when it gets the local stamp of approval! Talking about ambiance, when was the last time you listened to an acoustic concert – while having your breakfast? The events at Superbude Hostel are really unique and outside the box. And for the breakfast, there is real Nutella, waffles, and great coffee. The only question will be: do you really want to leave Superbude to explore Hamburg?! – Shares budget accommodation expert Matt of Hostelgeeks."

"Traveling to Germany? This means Berlin, for sure. Or Munich…for Oktoberfest! Up in the north, you will find the hip city of Hamburg. Hamburg, luckily enough for all of us who visit it, is home to Superbude St. Pauli hostel.

If you want to get an idea of the German lifestyle, then THIS is THE hostel you need to stay in when visiting Hamburg! The hostel really cares about providing its guest with interactive local experiences. They organize endless cool activities. For instance, when was the last time you listened to an acoustic concert whilst enjoying breakfast? Speaking of breakfast: real Nutella and waffles are waiting for you!"

"The super cool hotel/hostel Supebude kindly put us up for our two night stay in Hamburg. Located in St Pauli, it’s only a stone’s throw away from a large selection of coffee shops, bars and restaurants, in the super quirky hipster area of Sternschanze..."

"Wie verhält man sich also, wenn man das Spektakel mal erleben, aber gleichzeitig eben doch leises, verächtliches Schnauben zu Protokoll geben möchte? Oder wenn man zwar auf Klassik steht, aber nicht auf das Zwicken eines Kummerbunds unter dem Smoking? Oder nicht versehentlich für den Spross eines Hamburger Patriziergeschlechts gehalten werden möchte? Wir haben die perfekte Lösung für euch gefunden: Übernachtet nach dem Philharmonie-Besuch einfach in der Astra Rockstar Suite in der Superbude..."

"Continuing the Luxury Hostels of Europe series, today I’m hopping over to Hamburg to meet the guys behind Superbude (bude stands for ‘digs’ in German) St Pauli : one of the most exciting design concepts in the affordable budget accommodation sector. Enjoy the video and checkout my review below..."

"Then there’s the accommodation. We stayed in the character-stuffed Hotel Superbude in St. Pauli. Sure, ‘hostel’s in the title, but this enormous, quirky and welcoming building hits a sweet spot between hostel and hotel, with private rooms and remarkably classy finishings in abundance."

"From the moment I walked through the door I was met with big smiles and people that would go the extra mile to make sure I had everything I needed. On my last morning I needed to be at the airport for 7.30am, giving me no time for breakfast, and was offered a box of food to take with me. This is a service you don’t see in most hostels..."