Max Hostel in Bariloche, Saksa

Max Hostel located right behind the stadt house (city hall) and it is close to the shopping area within walking distance. However, I did find it a bit difficult to find it when I walked in the small alleys. The staff (who only worked in the late afternoon) was friendly and helpful. The room (six people room) is not too crowded. The self-service kitchen is well-equipped. But, one thing I do not really like is the WIFI service. The fee is one EUR for one hour. As I have paid 25 EUR for a b

Thank you for your comments. The problem with the WiFi is a general thing in Germany, since we are liable for providing public internet access. If something illigal happens through our access we could be charged or even prosecuted. That´s why we have given it away to a company that has taken over the risk. And they want to be payed for their work. The government try to change the law so we hope to provide free internet access to our guests then. We hope you can understand our position.
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Pei-Chun, from Taiwan ~ 7th Sep 2011

Tanto los baños como lahabitación y la cocina estaban en perfectas condiciones, sobre todo limpios. OSCAR, from Spain ~ 12th Sep 2011

Location is great once you find the shortcut and don't have to walk around an entire city block. Daniel Olai, from Norway ~ 17th Mar 2012

Nice and calm place...maybe not the perfect place to meet many new people jannis, from Germany ~ 19th Oct 2011

Max Hostel located right behind the stadt house (city hall) and it is close to the shopping area within walking distance. However, I did find it a bit difficult to find it when I walked in the small alleys. The staff (who only worked in the late afternoon) was friendly and helpful. The room (six people room) is not too crowded. The self-service kitchen is well-equipped. But, one thing I do not really like is the WIFI service. The fee is one EUR for one hour. As I have paid 25 EUR for a b

Thank you for your comments. The problem with the WiFi is a general thing in Germany, since we are liable for providing public internet access. If something illigal happens through our access we could be charged or even prosecuted. That´s why we have given it away to a company that has taken over the risk. And they want to be payed for their work. The government try to change the law so we hope to provide free internet access to our guests then. We hope you can understand our position.
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Pei-Chun, from Taiwan ~ 7th Sep 2011