Fox-box Apt. Dresden

What's unique is that it really is just a fox box, but as such it's great. If you just need a hole to rest your body overnight, that's it. It should be mentioned though that the upper ones are hard to reach for a 75 year old. The ones down below are fine. This should be made clear, or even offered as a choice. It's what you need to know in a bunk bed too: upstairs or downstairs!

Everything was great !

Title of Review : A Cold Rabbit Hutch in a very remote location - appallingly bad value for money. I had not appreciated that the so-called "double room" with shared bathroom is in fact a dark windowless wooden rabbit hutch (so-called "capsule" which is scarcely big enough to house one person, let alone two, with no security on the door except an external padlock for which an extra €4 is charged. And the shared bathroom is shared not between a couple of rooms but with an entire capsule "hostel" of up to 30 people. Since the second room which I booked for my colleague was not provided, he slept in the cold wooden rabbit hutch and I slept - or rather dozed - on an even colder and extremely uncomfortable sofa. Moreover the Hostel (there is no way it can be described as a hotel) is in a very remote outer suburb of Dresden to which public transport (the 79 bus) already ceases to run before 9.00 PM even on a Saturday night, leaving anyone who misses this ridiculously early last bus to either walk 4 km or take a taxi. Appallingly bad value for money. An experience I hope never to repeat. Easily the worst value in over 5 years as a regular Airbnb user during which I have stayed in over 100 AirBnb properties.

Not much to like. Very close quarters, all shared living space. Almost nothing private. Several roommates coming and going all night little-to-no amenities or kitchen appliances. Shared mini fridge and a small microwave