DJH Jugendherberge Prora
DJH Jugendherberge Prora descritpion
Right on Prora’s sandy beach on the Baltic Sea Coast, this hostel has bright rooms and dormitories, a large dining room and rental bicycles. Volleyball and water sports facilities are available.
A light breakfast is available every morning at the Prora Jugendherberge, and a range of German dishes are available in the evenings. Barbecue facilities are available outside.
The spacious rooms and dormitories at Jugendherberge Prora are simply furnished, and have either a private or shared bathroom.
The hostel is a great base for exploring the Rügen countryside and surrounding lakes. Prora Train Station is a 10-minute walk away, and free parking is available nearby.
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Facilities of DJH Jugendherberge Prora
Outdoors ：BBQ Facilities | Terrace | Sun Deck
Pets ：Pets are not allowed.
Activities ：Pool Table | Ping-Pong | Windsurfing | Darts | Canoeing | Hiking | Cycling | Diving | Water Sports Facilities (on site) | Private Beach Area | Beachfront | Bicycle Rental | Game Room | Playground
Food & Drink ：Buffet-Style Restaurant | Snack Bar | Special Diet Meals (upon request)
Internet ：WiFi is available in public areas and costs EUR 3 per 24 hours. | Wired internet is available in public areas and costs EUR 3 per 24 hours.
Parking ：Free!Free public parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not possible).
Services ：Packed Lunches | Vending Machine (drinks) | Vending Machine (snacks) | 24-Hour Front Desk | Baggage Storage | Lockers | Shared Lounge/TV Area | Meeting/Banquet Facilities | Fax/Photocopying | Souvenir/Gift Shop
General ：Paid WiFi | Newspapers | Non-smoking Rooms | Facilities for Disabled Guests | Family Rooms | Elevator | Heating | All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)
Languages Spoken ：English | German
Reviews for DJH Jugendherberge Prora
Review 1：As the location had been isolated due to the history, activity was limited around the area. Prora was huge for walking. (suitable for biking) Otherwise you must check bus timetable.
Review 2：The free breakfast was nice, almost like a school canteen. (interesting to see all the families were having a big breakfast) A basin in the rooms were convenient though the common bathroom was clean and enough. As the newly refurbished building was originaly a Nazi resort building, can be seen the trace from the long corridor. Located just in front of beach.
Review 3：Vi fick inte köra intill entrén med bilen för att lasta av bagaget (blev stoppade av en vakt) utan fick bära från parkeringen ett par hundra meter bort över grusigt och ojämnt underlag. Ingen information på engelska.
Review 4：Enkla, praktiska rum Rent och fräscht
Review 5：No free wifi!
Review 6：You can rent bikes. If you ask, they also have some vegan options for breakfast and vegetarian for dinner. (A bit more would be even better :) ) staff super nice and location close to the beach
Review 7：Due to its location, there is nowhere to buy dinner close to the hostel. For that reason, there is a canteen and a café at the hostel. The café had a variety of snacks and drinks and was meant to be open till 10 pm. However, when we were there, the staff neglected to let us know that it closed at 6 pm that night. That left us with only the canteen, which served a horrible looking green pea soup with a sausage (bockwurst). The hostel was unable to open up the café for even a few minutes, despite not having told us about it closing or having posted notes anywhere saying it was closing early that night. We ended up going to Binz in the evening instead. Towel rent is a ridiculous 4 euros... Unless you're dying to see Prora at night (which is a cool experience), I would recommend staying in Binz instead and going to Prora for a day trip.
Review 8：I didn't like that I had to pay for WiFi and that when I did I could only use it in the Lobby and other common areas.
Review 9：Free breakfast, beach, on location bus stop was very convenient.
Review 10：Everything was ok
Review 11：Amazing location, connected quite well with rest of the Rugen island. Setting in the former workers' resort from the pre-WWII period. Very long sandy beach. Sparkling clean. Very comfortable beds. Abundant breakfast.
Review 12：No wifi in the rooms
Review 13：The "historical" atmosphere. You can still see the result of last century's social experiment in eastern europe.
Review 14：Terrible and totally unhalpfull staff/reception desk.
Review 15：Location is good and its only one plus.
Review 16：A little bit off the beaten path.
Review 17：Great food, much of it organic. Nice lavatory setup. A toilet with sink in its own room. Separate shower room. And another sink with hangers, lockers and shelves on both sides. View of the sea.
Review 18：Very friendly staff. Excellent location. Historical buildings - restored with a gentle hand, I think. It's a hostel, sure, but it's definitely a value for money deal.
Review 19：As an English speaking traveller, it didn't matter too much that the staff couldn't speak English but a few more brochures or pamphlets in different languages would be good.
Review 20：The layout, how close it was to the beach, the bus station and train station close by
Review 21：We encountered some locals attending a Fire Brigade festival who werenot exactly welcoming of foreigners and seemed far-right in theirthinking. Along with the black-clad skinhead orderlies who I assume werethe security for the festival it was not welcoming and we had a fewbeers in our room rather than hang around outside. A shame, as thesurroundings are stunning.
Review 22：Brand new, good facilities and great breakfast. We had a great meal in asmall restaurant in Binz called 'Oma's Küche' and swam inthe (cold) sea in the morning.
Review 23：Very modern facilities, great location for exploring the area. Excellent value for money.
Review 24：Breakfast is available only very early morning.
Review 25：Very pretty, confortable, calm place. Great staff.
Review 26：Best Youth Hostel I've ever stayed in. Better, cleaner and more organised than many hotels. Excellent.
The Fine Print
If you expect to arrive after 18:00, please call Jugendherberge Prora in advance.If you are not a member of the German Youth Hostel Association (DJH) or Hostelling International (HI), you can buy a membership card on arrival. International guests without membership pay a EUR 3.50 surcharge per night, German residents aged under 26 pay an annual membership of EUR 7, and guests over 26 or families pay EUR 22.50 per year.Vegetarian meals are available, but must be requested in advance.The listed city tax (“Kurtaxe” in German) is the maximum per person per night, and may be lower in the off-season.Please note that international guests pay a small daily surcharge.