Internationaler Bund IB Freier Träger der Jugend-, Sozial- u. Bildung Tischlerei
5.4
Good(64 reviews)
Am Herrenberge 3, 07745 Jena, Germany
Hotel Description
Internationaler Bund IB Freier Träger der Jugend-, Sozial- u. Bildung Tischlerei, located at Am Herrenberge 3, 07745 Jena, Germany, offers a prime location in the heart of Jena with easy access to a variety of local attractions. This welcoming hotel boasts a modern, minimalist design that complements the vibrant cultural scene around it. Just a short distance away, guests can visit the famous Planetarium Jena (14 min), Deutsches Optisches Museum (15 min), and JenTower (12 min), all offering unique experiences from astronomy shows to panoramic city views. For those interested in art and history, the Bauhaus-Museum Weimar (36 min) and Phyletic Museum (11 min) are must-see destinations.
The rooms at this hotel are designed with comfort and functionality in mind, featuring spacious layouts, cozy furnishings, and a soothing ambiance to ensure a restful stay. Each room is equipped with high-speed internet access, making it perfect for both business and leisure travelers.
Guests can take advantage of several special amenities such as a fully equipped kitchen in select rooms, which allows for a more homely feel. The hotel's commitment to customer satisfaction is further reflected in its attentive service and pristine facilities.
Public transportation options are easily accessible from the hotel, with Jena Saalbahnhof (16 min by taxi) and Jena West (10 min by taxi) both nearby. Additionally, Leipzig/Halle Airport is approximately 1 hr 15 min away by taxi, and Erfurt Weimar Airport is just 51 minutes by taxi.
To ensure the safety and well-being of all guests, the hotel has implemented comprehensive health and safety measures, including regular cleaning protocols and enhanced hygiene standards.
Visitors will enjoy a variety of activities around the hotel, from exploring local museums to enjoying outdoor strolls through the city. Whether you're attending a cultural event or just relaxing in the hotel’s serene environment, there’s something for everyone.
Nearby, you'll find great restaurants such as the cozy and local dining options. For a well-rounded stay, make sure to explore the top sights, including Planetarium Jena and JenTower, or indulge in local cuisine at nearby eateries. We invite you to come and experience the comfort, culture, and convenience that Internationaler Bund IB Freier Träger der Jugend-, Sozial- u. Bildung Tischlerei has to offer.
The rooms at this hotel are designed with comfort and functionality in mind, featuring spacious layouts, cozy furnishings, and a soothing ambiance to ensure a restful stay. Each room is equipped with high-speed internet access, making it perfect for both business and leisure travelers.
Guests can take advantage of several special amenities such as a fully equipped kitchen in select rooms, which allows for a more homely feel. The hotel's commitment to customer satisfaction is further reflected in its attentive service and pristine facilities.
Public transportation options are easily accessible from the hotel, with Jena Saalbahnhof (16 min by taxi) and Jena West (10 min by taxi) both nearby. Additionally, Leipzig/Halle Airport is approximately 1 hr 15 min away by taxi, and Erfurt Weimar Airport is just 51 minutes by taxi.
To ensure the safety and well-being of all guests, the hotel has implemented comprehensive health and safety measures, including regular cleaning protocols and enhanced hygiene standards.
Visitors will enjoy a variety of activities around the hotel, from exploring local museums to enjoying outdoor strolls through the city. Whether you're attending a cultural event or just relaxing in the hotel’s serene environment, there’s something for everyone.
Nearby, you'll find great restaurants such as the cozy and local dining options. For a well-rounded stay, make sure to explore the top sights, including Planetarium Jena and JenTower, or indulge in local cuisine at nearby eateries. We invite you to come and experience the comfort, culture, and convenience that Internationaler Bund IB Freier Träger der Jugend-, Sozial- u. Bildung Tischlerei has to offer.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Modern and minimalist design reflecting the vibrant local culture
2. Spacious rooms equipped with high-speed internet for business and leisure needs
3. Fully equipped kitchens available in select rooms for extended stays
4. Convenient location with easy access to local attractions and landmarks
5. Nearby public transportation options including taxi, walking, and transit access
6. Comprehensive health and safety measures ensuring guest well-being
7. Close proximity to popular sights such as Planetarium Jena, Deutsches Optisches Museum, and JenTower
8. Warm, inviting atmosphere with exceptional service and hospitality
9. Ideal for both business and leisure travelers with modern amenities
10. Variety of local dining options with authentic cuisine just steps away
7.6 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Planetarium Jena
14 min
Deutsches Optisches Museum15 min
JenTower12 min
Bauhaus-Museum Weimar36 min
Phyletic Museum11 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 7.6 |
| Nearest airport | Erfurt Weimar Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 51 min |
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Location
Am Herrenberge 3, 07745 Jena, Germany
Airports:
Leipzig/Halle Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 15 min
Transit: 2 hr 21 min
Erfurt Weimar Airport
Taxi: 51 min
Transit: 1 hr 34 min
Transit:
Jena, Hermann-Löns-Straße
Walking: 14 min
Jena Saalbahnhof
Taxi: 16 min
Walking: 57 min
Jena, Zeiss-Werk
Walking: 11 min
Jena West
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 29 min
Jena-Göschwitz
Taxi: 16 min
Walking: 1 hr 13 min
Nearby locations
7.6
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
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Adem Thomsen
2/5
There are stink bugs everywhere in the bathroom, in the hallway, in the room, it stinks everywhere, everything is from the GDR, they shower, the bed, the toilet. After breakfast I always had diarrhea and had to go to the toilet, which was also disgusting because it was crawling with cockroaches I really felt very uncomfortable, that was the first and last time I was there. I've never experienced anything like that before🤮🤮
Dominik Leitner
5/5
EVERYONE THIS IS NOT A HOTEL AND MOST OF THE TIME THE GUESTS ARE OK TOO
Nils Hiebsch
1/5
The biggest rubbish has been here for 2 weeks in a row without a fridge and it is supposedly said that every other room is also occupied
Ole Schlönvoigt
1/5
bottomless insolence this place. Everything smells like pensioners, mold everywhere.(small recommendation, if you see Mr. Lange, run).Definitely not a recommendation, a Stuka attack is the only helpful measure.
Jonas Techand
1/5
How am I supposed to survive a day in a place like this when there aren't even basic amenities like a functioning coffee machine?
Hannes Popel
1/5
Lots of delicious mold, coffee machine is broken, FIXED IT AGAIN🤠.I'll probably have AIDS and food poisoning in the next few days because of this juice shop🤬.
Einhorn Reiter
1/5
You can't sleep in the evening, it's a construction site. Bed is uncomfortable. The hallway stinks. There are insects lying around in the hallway. The garbage in the kitchen is not taught.
GoodNinja 734
5/5
I made friends with the mold. And a friend of mine harvests the mold and then smokes it. Once you've smoked one of these things, the beds aren't so uncomfortable anymore. What's a bit stupid is that the old man wants to ban everything.
Joey Vespermann
5/5
I built my own industry thanks to the high occurrence of mold. While others complain, I, along with my friends and work colleagues, smoke the beetles away.
Engelbert Schnauß
1/5
A very bad place where only trainees who have no other choice are banned. When you drive down the streets to this wonderful living area in the dark, you have to be afraid of being intercepted, robbed and stabbed. The supervisory staff is usually unfriendly and we don't need to talk about the dirty rooms and anything other than outdated walls and furniture. (There are enough recessions that describe this in detail). The greatest and most beautiful experience in this accommodation is when you can finally leave it again.
Vorname Nachname
5/5
Was greeted everywhere in the building next door with the words AIDS, 5 stars highly recommended.
Schmiggoo
1/5
It's dirty, disgusting and it smells extremely bad.The toilets in the boys' hallway have been blocked for several weeks and are not being taken care of.The rooms are small and dirty.Unfortunately, I am here for work reasons as I have no other choice.Nobody here has cared about it for years.One star because zero stars is not possible...
Dominik Beyer
1/5
Far too expensive, the mattresses resemble stone slabs, showers and toilets are only down the hall for everyone to use. Absolute shithole, the residents have to clean their rooms themselves, which is usually not even properly checked because every time I arrived there was still rubbish somewhere in the room from the previous person. When I arrived on Sunday evening, the entire floor of the shower room was covered with hair, which no one had removed until Thursday evening. It's best to think twice about whether you'd rather sleep on the street.
Simon
1/5
Absolute dirt there. No recommendation..
Lukas Steiniger
1/5
Gladly 0 stars...the bathrooms are in a miserable condition, the rooms are ok, but otherwise miserable
Paul-leon Rochler
1/5
It feels like a pensioner everywhere and sometimes it feels like a retirement home
Christoph Werz
4/5
Once upon a time there was an employer.Now a place for specialist training for the youngest.Somewhere in the middle of nowhere. High above the rooftops of Jena.Dressed up nicely.The people make it.
Kauder Welsch
1/5
The dormitory is very outdated and in a 1960s condition. One has the feeling that nothing has happened in terms of modernization measures since then. It smells musty and old. If you look closely, and that's just when you visit, you can see old curtains, broken toilet lids and mold in the bathrooms or some rooms. And people are supposed to spend the night there? Is that healthy???
Sarah Alexander
1/5
It's honestly a joke here, you're not allowed to stay in your room on the weekend (and if you do you have to sign a more expensive contract) you have to have vacated your room by 10 a.m. on Fridays and then leave your key downstairs at the reception, which you only then use can be picked up again on Sunday from 5:30 p.m.The toilets (on the girls' floor) often look very bad. Instead of soap and toilet paper, you can occasionally find certain creepy crawlies of all kinds.The rooms have to be shared, the beds are opposite each other, no partition or similar.It can happen that the kitchen is closed due to non-compliance with the rules. However, when the kitchens are open, you still don't get the chance to cook something because there is always a lot going on there and most of the time all the hotplates are used by one person alone.The hallways are very dirty.The WiFi is available, but doesn't work.In my opinion the price is far too expensive and the contract should definitely not be limited to 1 year.
Marie Mo
1/5
I would also give the dorm 0 out of 5 stars, but unfortunately that's not possible.The cleanliness of the rooms leaves a lot to be desired and you have to take it into your own hands when you arrive. Sometimes you can hear the mold growing or the walls crumbling. You can also spot bed bugs here, but don't worry, they only bite.The paid refrigerators also look like they're trying to grow special types of mold there.Not to mention the communal toilets. Instead of toilet paper you can see all kinds of flies here.The showers only work if no one else is using them, otherwise the temperature changes between third-degree burns and Antarctica. You can't even wash out shampoo properly with the little splash that should be a shower jet. When you come out of the shower, you are immediately greeted with laundry hung up by other residents all over the room. The kitchen is hardly usable because it's busier than on the highway at rush hour.The WiFi can only be reached partially, so it's better to use your mobile data for simple messages.And if you now think to yourself, okay, then let us know so that something changes, but you thought wrong, the care home managers obviously know about the problems and kindly point you to other floors, for example when showering. As if the problem didn't exist there too.But luckily you can rely on the health department if you ever get in touch with someone, they also know the dormitory and miraculously didn't discover any mold during their visit. But it's very strange when some residents get (proven) allergic reactions to the named mold out of nowhere.