This hotel met my expectations for my stay in Münster. I had read the reviews pointing out the negative aspects of staying in a back alley close to the railway station, but I had no significant negative experience with this. The position was very convenient for arriving and departing by train. Also, there is a very nice street right round the corner - Wolbecker Strasse - with many offerings in terms of food and drink etc. In the other direction, Wolbecker Strasse takes you straight into the old part of town - past the highly recommendable Town museum. This is free of charge, and offers a very good introduction to the many-faceted history of Münster. My room on the top floor was spacious and convenient. Some more hangers in the spacious cupboard would be appreciated. The breakfast was quite all right, about what you can expect from a budget hotel. Though when things were empty towards the end of breakfast time, like the orange juice or certain selections of charcuterie, there seemed to be no effort to replenish these offerings.

Of course, there were gatherings of people on the sidewalk outside that could seem off-putting, but all you had to do was cross to the other side and walk purposefully past. I did not experience any bother, and they seemed to go away in the evening - perhaps camping out in the park at Bremer Platz or other places of refuge.

I like it every thing regarding silent it's beautiful you can hear your heartbeat. I realy do like the way early in the morning on the ( Resption Mr. Mattias Epp) realy lrealy friendly way spoken and he realy did his best job to handle the coustomer I am realy thankfull even I arrive the night late so he give chance to stay little bitte more to have some rest. The breakfast was was very nice they server you coffee and very friendly.

I did not like I arrive their was night duty officer he ask my name open the door and he did not mention me where my room. Is so please give hime little bitt training , I went to the stairs 3 time up and down and Ring the Bell where do I go and then where is my room number so little bit compilcated. It .ade me disturb .

the room was very big, very nice and clean and cozy, the shower also was very nice.

I travelled with my partner, so it was fine for me, but if i was alone i would be cautious walking to the hotel at night. the hotel was between a mosque and a casino, a very strange place to be. there would be groups of people on both sides of the hotel waiting for different things. they were not aggressive at all, but i was a little bit wary of the surroundings.

Clean, spacious room, pretty quiet considering how close to the railway. Breakfast was excellent value. A really good choice from the buffet plus eggs. Very good service. 10 minutes walk into the town. One of the cheapest hotels in Muenster.

No luxury at all...no bar or lounge. Low life on the street at night, although they caused us no problem. View of sidings and dump from our window!

It is s very nice hotel, but it is in a very bad neighbourhood. There were drunken people screaming and carrying on all day night and they left the street littered with all kinds of junk. It felt very insecure at all times.

The neighbourhood.

The lady at the reception. I'm sorry I didn't get her name! She's super friendly and helpful - let me check so much earlier cause I had a meeting, offered me sweets and sent my luggage to my room. Such great hospitality for a small hotel.

Nothing!

Exceptional friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are big and quiet. Breakfast is good. Location is very close to the train station and in walking distance to the Innenstadt.

Because of the close proximity to the train station it’s not located in the nicest neighborhood, but I didn’t feel unsafe.

Great location (despite being so close to the central station, which usually isn't the nicest area), but it was ok and we were really close to the city centre

Close to train station, easy walk into town. Nice clean functional rooms Buffet style. Breakfast with good wife choices

Room and bathroom was very clean.

We arrived after reception had closed and had been told to ring the night bell to receive directions to our room. We did this but were simply buzzed into the building with no directions...after wandering up and down the stairs we had to go back upstairs and buzz the person again. A clearer protocol for late check-in would be nice.