a&o Weimar
About a&o Weimar
a&o Weimar is a large chain hostel near Weimar's main station, with a round-the-clock reception, a guest kitchen and a bar — and an orchard with hammocks in it.
A bed you can arrive at after midnight
Its reception really is open twenty-four hours, which matters more here than the price. If your train gets in late, or you are driving and cannot say when you will arrive, this is the practical answer. What you trade is the centre — it stands out by the station rather than in the old town, about a kilometre from the centre.
What the chain lists
Dormitory beds and single and double rooms; free WiFi; a guest kitchen, a washing machine and lockable cupboards; a hotel bar and a snack bar on the same round-the-clock service; parking; a breakfast buffet the chain calls all-you-can-eat; dogs and other pets welcome; and the orchard with hammocks and a terrace that is the one thing here you will not find at the other hostels.
Questions visitors ask
- Can I check in after midnight?
- Yes — reception is genuinely open around the clock, with a snack bar on the same service.
- What room types are available?
- Dormitory beds and single and double rooms, 135 rooms in total.
- Are pets allowed, and is there parking?
- Yes to both — dogs and other pets are welcome, and parking is at the house.
- How far is it from the centre?
- About a kilometre — it stands by the main station rather than in the old town.
Contact & Visit
Reception around the clock.
Buttelstedter Straße 27c, 99427 Weimar
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135 rooms, by the city's listing
Check-in: 24h
Parking at the house
Dogs and other pets welcome
Amenities & Features
General Amenities
Special Features
Facilities Available
Stay and eat nearby
Where to stay
Goetheplatz 6, 99423 Weimar
The town's other cheap bed, and the opposite case on arrival: its reception shuts at 21:30, this one does not shut.
Interesting reads
Historical figures
1749–1832 • writer • statesman • naturalist
1759–1805 • writer • poet • historian
1739–1807 • duchess • regent • patron • composer
1883–1969 • architect • founder and director of the Bauhaus • teacher
Historic sites
Frauenplan 1, 99423 Weimar
Platz der Demokratie 1, 99423 Weimar
Stéphane-Hessel-Platz 1, 99423 Weimar
Buchenwald, 99427 Weimar