Munich, Germany
The Wombat hostel Munich is located very close to the main station making it perfect for train and air arrivals into the city of Munich, including just a short walk to the old city.It is cool and modern, with a beautiful glass roofed garden in the centre of the hostel to relax and enjoy including seating areas, hammocks, plants, modern garden design, and a good tranquil feel to it.
The reception is well organised and maintained with friendly staff happy to help and give information, they provide their own in house entertainment with a very well priced and economic bar and fast food service.
The rooms are large and comfortable and kept clean, free lockers are also provided. They provide free wifi and the security is brilliant as reception is 24 hours, there is also keycard only access which makes you feel secure.
Facilities include, information point, laundry service, bar and restaurant, continental breakfast, wifi and computer area, luggage hold, pool table, kitchen, hairdryers, en-suite bathrooms, towel hire, use of adaptors.
It is also located to the famous Oktoberfest which makes it a perfect location, as it is one of the busiest times in Munich you will find naturally that booking ahead for this place is vital, i would recommend anyone to stay here for pure service and facilities it provides security and the fun at the bar, everyone is friendly and it makes it easy for you to make friends with other guests.
An ideal base for travellers on a budget, the Wombats hostel Munich provides well-kept, functional rooms with en-suite facilities. Many rooms also feature a balcony. Free internet access is available in all communal areas.
There are also excellent nearby transport links situated outside of the hostel, which makes your stay in Munich very accessible.
The city is an inspiring mix of historic buildings and impressive architecture, since Munich reconstructed the ruins of their historic buildings but also created new landmarks of architecture.
Munich is bountiful in attractions including the Deutsches Museum or German Museum, located on an island in the River Isar, is the largest and one of the oldest science museums in the world.
