Big double bedroom in Sudstadt, bonn

I have been living at Home & Co Bonn for over a year now, and it has been a fantastic experience from day one. When I first relocated to Germany, I was looking for a place that didn't come with the usual daunting hurdles of German housing requirements. This apartment was the perfect solution: it’s fully furnished, and having all utilities included in the rent makes life so much simpler. The Highlights: - Unbeatable Location: Being so central and within walking distance of the Central Station makes commuting at any time of day effortless. - Excellent Amenities: I’ve really made the most of the community areas. Whether I’m using the co-working space for focus or hosting friends for game nights, the layout is perfect. The garden is a personal favourite of mine a peaceful spot for a cup of tea and a book, or a great social hub for a summer barbecue. - Fitness on Your Doorstep: Having an on-site gym is a massive plus. It’s perfect for those days when I’m feeling a bit "lazy" or simply don't have the time to trek to my main gym. - Management & Service: The management team deserves a special mention. They are incredibly supportive, always greeting you with a smile, and they make sure you never have to worry about a missed package delivery. All in all, it has been a brilliant stay. I would highly recommend Home & Co to any student or young professional looking for a stress-free, vibrant place to live in Bonn!

I have been living here for about 2 months now and my experience so far has been fantastic. The team and customer service here is amazing!! Whenever I’ve had questions or concerns, the team has responded super quickly and has always been friendly. Their customer service goes above and beyond which I truly appreciate! The apartment is also super clean and modern. Great for a temporary or long-term stay :)

I flew 12,000 kilometers to the beautiful, vibrant city of Bonn. It’s pity that I could only stay one night at Home & Co Bonn due to limited availability. But it exceeded my expectations. The location is incredibly convenient—right next to the city center, the train station, and the University of Bonn. The rooms are spacious, modern, and equipped with clean, well-maintained facilities. Also beautiful environment.The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Already looking forward to booking a room with a kitchen for my next visit, but I’ll make sure to reserve early!

The rooms are clean, pretty spaceous, and nicely furnished. Considering the low rent, I was very impressed by the quality of the accommodation. Also, the hotel is in the very center of the town, a 3 minute walk from Bonn Hauptbahnhof. The downside of this central location is that there is a lot of noise. The windows are insulated pretty well, but once you open a window, you'll hear plenty of traffic and even trains passing by (all through the night). Personally, I can sleep well even with that kind of background noise, but I'm sure many people would be bothered by it, so better bring ear plugs if you want fresh air at night. Outside of the rooms themselves the hotel pretty spartan. You don't want to spend any time at the place itself (and you're not really supposed to). They rent you a nice room at a decent price, but there's no services beyond that. I thought that's fine, but if you want a warm and welcoming cozy atmosphere, this might not be the place for you.

TL;DR: Modern studio apartment in a central location. The rooms are new and well-designed, but the price is far too high for the overall experience, especially for long-term stays. Pros: - The rooms are newly renovated and well designed to include everything you need. The bathtub is definitely a plus. - Excellent location - right in the city center, within walking distance of everything, including the University. - Easy booking process, even for international students or workers. - Friendly and responsive management staff during daytime hours. - A good place to meet new people and make friends. Cons: - The cost is extremely high and increases every semester. I stayed from February 2023 to October and paid €720 per month. Since then, the rent has gradually increased each semester, reaching €1,025/month as of April 2025. I don’t recommend staying longer than 6 months. It’s better suited as a temporary option upon arrival—after that, look for something more affordable (average rent for similar studio apartments near the center is around €700). - The building is very close to the central station, and some rooms face the railway tracks. With the windows closed, it's manageable, but it can get noisy in summer. Additionally, there’s often a gathering of shady individuals in the nearby underpass—not dangerous, but worth noting. - You can’t adjust the heating temperature, only turn it on or off. There is no air conditioning. - Getting the deposit back can be problematic. Unfortunately, it's not a straightforward process, and I’m not the only one with this experience. - Ongoing construction work has been happening since at least February 2023, and possibly earlier. If you plan to spend a lot of time at home, it can become quite frustrating.