**UPDATE 13/7*

Music was absolutely fantastic in here last night! They really have an awesome DJ who doesn’t want to bring it down till 7am, so we just couldn’t go home! Plus 1 star from me, and highly recommended free venue for the 4-7 slot before you’re off to the fish market!

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I really like this place, even more now I know they serve really cheap cocktails until midnight! It looks great empty, but you’ll mostly see a heaving sweaty crowd of revellers. I’m not sure there are any fire regulations in Germany as I regularly see clubs/bars with more people than would be legally allowed in the UK, but, it’s all good fun. Till there’s a fire.

This is just another bar on the Reeperbahn that you'll never remember the name of after you stumble out in a drunken haze. The only reason I can remember is that I took a photo!

On the weekends it's really busy, loads of mental dancing and drunkenness. On the weekdays they have €5 cocktails until midnight - not a bad deal.

I´m really dissapointed about this bar..
First impression was ok, nice atmosphere, funky interior and good sounds.
After 5 minutes I felt like leaving as soon as possible.
It´s way too packed, dancing is almost impossible, and the 50degrees temperature doesn´t feel like any festivity either..
The music is good though, charts mixed up with good tunes, house/rnb style.

Among the crowd students and older, lost tourists tried to get drunk and create themselves a good night out.
Mine was everything except that..

When this old lady with yellow glasses and 60´s jeans started to dance like a fool..she must have been on drugs, although that must be a weird combination as she looked like a lost schoolteacher from kindergarten, I had to move myself at least 1m to the left, just to ensure myself not to get involved in her wild expressional, private dance.

After my friend Kat almost got smashed to the ground and hurt her knee by some drunk fat yuppies, we decided to leave...

I won´t be back. But I probably visited Hörsaal´s worst night...