H.ostel Münster

Central, modern and budget friendly

H.ostel Münster

With its modern design and attractive prices, the new H.ostel Münster is targeting young people, families and groups. The central location is ideal for exploring the city on foot or by bike. The in-house meeting place is the open lounge, where you will also find the reception. You can either stay in a private room with bathroom or in one of the group rooms, where single beds can also be booked.

Benefits at a glance: 

- Central location near the Prinzipalmarkt central market 
- Free high-speed internet (Wi-Fi) 
- Air conditioned rooms 
- Contemporary furnishing 
- Bedding and towels included

Our rooms

The guest rooms of the H.ostel Münster are on the upper floors. For couples and families there are two or four bed rooms with a private bathroom. Friends and groups travelling together will find comfortable accommodation in the group rooms with up to eight beds. Simply book the required number of sleeping places, people travelling alone are also more than welcome.

The communal bathrooms are located on the same floor. The stylishly designed rooms are easily accessible by lift and offer modern technical equipment with Wi-Fi and high-speed internet. Bedding and towels are included for all guests.

Dormitories

H.ostel Münster

The H.ostel Münster also features dormitories and multi-bed rooms with between four and ten beds. The four-bedded, six-bedded and eight-bedded rooms feature bunk beds, seating spaces and wardrobes. Luggage and valuables can be stowed in lockable storage boxes for security, while locks can be bought from reception. Additionally, all rooms are air conditioned and every bed features a nightlight and a power socket. You can choose between a dormitory with a private bathroom or use the shared bathroom on each floor. A hairdryer is available to borrow from reception. Free towels and bedding are also included at H.ostel Münster, as is free use of the Wi-Fi network.  

Anyone who needs an accessible room can book one of the five-bed rooms with two bunks and a box spring bed. An accessible, disabled-friendly shower and a separate toilet are also included in the room.

Contact & directions

Enjoy a pleasant stay in our first H.ostel from autumn 2018! This includes careful planning and a comfortable journey. On these pages you can find out about our H.ostel, book your stay and plan your journey with just a few clicks. Immerse yourself in Münster's eventful history - A visit to the Friedensaal in the historic town hall and the Prinzipalmarkt with its gabled houses is a must. The many churches are another important part of the city, which have interesting stories to tell — such as the Lambertkirche, with its cages in which the Anabaptists were hanged, or the astronomical clock in St-Paulus-Dom, which shows all the dates of important religious festivals.  

But even art enthusiasts will get their money's worth - this is where we recommend visiting the Picasso- and LWL- museum. If you already know Münster from previous visits, then we recommend its countless events to you. From the big "Tournament of Champions" horse race, to the Docklands Festival, to sculpture, Münster offers something to suit everyone.Discover the sights in Munster and stay overnight in a central, comfortable but also price-conscious location. 

Eternal competition: Cathedral and Lambertikirche

The most important churches in Münster are St.-Paulus-Dom and the Lambertikirche which was built by merchants as a "counter church". The Romanesque Gothic cathedral dates back to the 13th century and attracts visitors with its cathedral treasure, among other things. The weekly market at Domplatz is well worth a visit. The H.ostel Münster is about a seven-minute walk from here.

Famous lithographs: Pablo Picasso art museum

The collection of the Pablo Picasso art museum includes the lithographic work of Picasso. Lithography made it possible for Picasso to record intermediate stages of his works, so that he could create motif series of portraits, still lifes or animals, some of them over many years. The museum is less than a five minute walk from the H.ostel Münster.

Baroque architecture: Erbdrostenhof Münster

The Erbdrostenhof Münster is a noble palace in Salzstraße, which was built in the 18th century. The house is structured around a triangular courtyard and impresses with its representative design. The Baroque ballroom where events and concerts are held is impressive. The journey to here from the H.ostel Münster is around an eight-minute walk.