Boardinghouse Landshut

The accommodation is very well located on foot, just 5 minutes from the train station, in a tidy, quiet residential area, and there’s a tasty bakery and several supermarkets within walking distance. It’s ideal if you’re traveling without a car and need to keep a budget, like a commuting student, but still want a decent place. All rooms are on the ground floor, and the bathroom has a window, which is great. However, my room, number 11, could use fresh white paint on the walls, and it was right behind the entrance door—so I could hear every entry and exit, which was a bit noisy. Also, you can’t help but notice that the church bells next door regularly announce the time. I wasn’t sure if there was a breakfast option.

Jessica·Vor einem Monat

“Serh good”

I was impressed with the overall experience, giving it a perfect 10/10.

Lê·Vor einem Monat

The place is close to the railway station and sits in a quiet residential area with a bakery nearby and a supermarket not far away; from the station you can catch a bus into the Altstadt, or walk there in 25 minutes. The room was clean and comfortable, featuring a lovely hot shower and a fridge. I didn’t use the shared kitchen, but it looked well equipped. I had to call to get the check‑in code because it was sent just before arrival and I had no WiFi; the staff handled it promptly and were very friendly. I would recommend it. The only downside is that the apartments are on the ground floor, and one guest had left an exit door open, letting street access in.

David·Vor einem Monat

“Alles top. Ich komme wieder!”

The room was very clean and fully equipped, even with a standing fan that I used because of the heat. The location is ideal for train travellers—just a 5‑minute walk from the station—and there are plenty of parking spots if you drive. The communal kitchen even has a washing machine. I will definitely come back.

Britt·Vor 2 Monaten

The room was clean. Inside, it felt like a sauna—no roller blinds and no curtains drawn, so the whole sun flooded in. I could barely breathe in the room, and there was no way to open the terrace door. The entire parking lot/road was full of light, and anyone walking on the street or coming from the parking could see straight into the room.

Jurca·Vor 3 Monaten