Baywatch fans can now stay in the ‘Hoff-stel’, a Berlin hostel dedicated to David Hasselhoff
There is a Hoffmuseum featuring collectables from his career and a handpainted mural signed by the star
BAYWATCH fans, rejoice! You can now stay in the world's only 'Hoff-stel', a German hostel dedicated to David Hasselhoff... just in time for the release of the new movie.
Circus Hostel Berlin has taken their love of the hit Nineties show to another level with The HoffMuseum, a shrine for fans of the bronzed lifesaver.
Visitors can pose for snaps beside a Hoff painted mural and admire collectables from the actor's career.
Taking centre stage is Hoff’s red and yellow lifeguard uniform, plus a Hoff action figure, a Baywatch jigsaw puzzle, autobiography, music hits and Knight Rider VHS.
They can also learn about the history that links Hasselhoff to the fall of the Berlin Wall with his 1989 hit Looking for Freedom.
The Hoff mural, painted by a superfan hostel worker, shows the star lying on his side with his shirt open.
The actor-turned-popstar has even paid a visit to the shrine and signed the mural of himself.
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Circus Hostel sits close to the border that once divided East and West Berlin, but nowadays the area is full of bars, restaurants, art galleries and shops.
As well as The Hoff Museum, the hostel also has an on-site microbrewery that makes craft beers and offer dorm beds from and a private room from £49 per night.
