DJH Jugendherberge München Park

The staff in this place is terrible. They are very unfriendly to the guests. I will not recommand anyone to stay at this plase. Its much better to sleep in your car on the highway than book a room here. They are. Ok thinking logically at all. They only stand there looking down on the guests.

I felt like I was being watched . Staying at a hotel often brings a mix of excitement and relaxation, but the sensation of being watched can creep in unexpectedly, especially when a security guard is nearby. The sterile, corporate environment of a hotel can feel both inviting and intrusive. As guests traverse the hallways, the presence of a security guard can evoke a sense of safety, yet simultaneously, it may stir feelings of discomfort. There’s an unspoken tension—each time the guard’s gaze lingers a moment too long, the imagination can run wild. Are they just doing their job, or is there a deeper intent behind those watchful eyes? While their responsibility is to ensure the safety and well-being of guests, it can feel disconcerting, transforming a leisurely vacation into a reality check. In a shared space where you expect freedom, being under scrutiny can create a paradox. The lovely anonymity of travel gets tinged with a hint of paranoia. Guests might wonder how many other eyes are watching, amplifying the feeling of being both protected and vulnerable. Ultimately, it's a complex balance between necessary security and the desire for privacy, leading to mixed feelings during an otherwise enjoyable hotel stay.

Night time security guard proceed to chase us with a pool cue and javelined it through my friend. He then got angry and levitated into my room and tucked me in my bed. And said time for bed never to be seen again. Then proceeded to fly through me. I caught him eating the pool table.

Spent 4 nights in Muenchen Park with husband and 4 children. We were given a room with two separate rooms within in with a shower, separate bathroom with another shower and a sink in one of the rooms which was great. Room was on the ground floor and overlooked the lovely outdoor space so kids were able to run in and out to play in the garden which was great. Outdoor space was fantastic with playground, giant chess, table tennis, and some chickens too! Although it's about 6 U bahn stops from the centre of Munich, the train station is only down the road and the hostel is in a lovely neighbourhood so in the evening times we ate locally. We were about a 15/20 minute walk from an outdoor natural swimming pool which the kids loved. The zoo is within walking distance too. We stayed in lots of different accomodation types during our two week holiday and the only criticism we had about this youth hostel was that there are no blinds on the windows and curtains are very light so as soon as the sun came up the rooms were bright. Would certainly recommend for a family stay - kids loved it. Breakfast included in price.