DJH Jugendherberge Mönchengladbach-Hardter Wald

7.4
Very Good
(135 reviews)

Brahmsstraße 156, 41169 Mönchengladbach, Germany

+49 2161 560900

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Hotel Description

DJH Jugendherberge Mönchengladbach-Hardter Wald is a cozy and casual youth hostel located at Brahmsstraße 156, 41169 Mönchengladbach, Germany, offering guests a peaceful and scenic retreat in the heart of the Schwalm-Nette Nature Park. This traditional half-timbered house serves as a welcoming and comfortable place for travelers who seek a relaxed atmosphere amidst nature. The hostel is ideally located just 9 km from the Abteiberg Museum, where visitors can enjoy contemporary art exhibitions, and 12 km from the Bunter Garten municipal park, a beautiful green space perfect for a day out. The accommodation consists of simple yet comfortable dorms equipped with bunk beds, linens, and shared bathrooms. Most rooms feature sinks, and some dormitories can accommodate up to 16 people, making it a great choice for groups or budget-conscious travelers. Private rooms are also available for those seeking more privacy. While there is no air-conditioning, the hostel provides a cool, natural ambiance through its wooden design and proximity to the surrounding nature. A free breakfast buffet is included, offering a variety of options to start the day, while lunch and dinner can be purchased for an additional fee. For leisure and socializing, the hostel boasts five common rooms, including a cozy TV lounge and a BBQ hut where guests can enjoy outdoor meals. The property also features multiple outdoor play areas where visitors can engage in football, badminton, volleyball, and table tennis. The emphasis on recreation and relaxation makes DJH Jugendherberge Mönchengladbach-Hardter Wald a great base for guests who love outdoor activities and a simple, relaxed stay. The hostel is kid-friendly and provides Wi-Fi for guests to stay connected. Although it lacks certain amenities like a fitness center, spa, or pool, its location and communal spaces make it a great choice for families and solo travelers alike. The hostel also places a strong emphasis on cleanliness and guest safety. The nearby public transportation options, including bus stations and train connections, ensure that guests can easily explore Mönchengladbach and its surroundings. Nearby sights such as the Schwalm-Nette Nature Park, Meinweg National Park, and Hotel Schloss Dyck provide ample opportunities for nature walks, hiking, cycling, and cultural experiences. Guests can also visit the Museum Abteiberg or explore the Renaissance-style Schloss Rheydt, just a short ride away. For dining, there are several excellent restaurants within easy reach, including PURiNO Mönchengladbach Hardter Wald, AKROPOLIS GRILL II, and EAT HAPPY, offering a variety of international cuisines from Italian to sushi. Whether you're here for a short stay or a longer visit, DJH Jugendherberge Mönchengladbach-Hardter Wald invites you to experience the charm and simplicity of this lovely hostel in a vibrant, nature-filled environment.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Located in the Schwalm-Nette Nature Park, offering a peaceful natural setting.

2. Simple dorms with bunk beds, sinks, and shared bathrooms, ideal for budget-conscious travelers.

3. Free breakfast buffet included, with additional lunch and dinner options available.

4. Five common rooms, a TV lounge, and a BBQ hut for socializing and relaxation.

5. Outdoor play areas for football, badminton, volleyball, and table tennis.

6. Private rooms available for those seeking more privacy and comfort.

7. Wi-Fi access throughout the property, allowing guests to stay connected.

8. Kid-friendly accommodation, making it suitable for families and groups.

9. Nearby parks and museums, including Schwalm-Nette Nature Park and Abteiberg Museum.

10. Convenient transportation options with quick access to Mönchengladbach's attractions.


6.2 Good

Location rating

Top sights

Museum Abteiberg
22 min
Schwalm-Nette Nature Park
17 min
Meinweg National Park
32 min
Hotel Schloss Dyck
34 min
Schloss Rheydt
28 min

Nearest locations

Hotel Lindenhof Restaurant Kasteel
5 min
AKROPOLIS GRILL II Mönchengladbach
6 min
EAT HAPPY
6 min
St. Nikolaus Restaurant
6 min
Oriental kebab house
6 min
PURiNO Mönchengladbach Hardter Wald
7 min
Restaurant Noa
7 min
Vayra Indisches Spezialitäten Restaurant
9 min
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Good to know

Location rating6.2
Nearest airportDüsseldorf Airport
Travel time to airport40 min

Location

Brahmsstraße 156, 41169 Mönchengladbach, Germany

Airports:

Weeze Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 7 min

Düsseldorf Airport

Taxi: 40 min

Transit: 1 hr 47 min

Dortmund Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 37 min

Transit: 3 hr 3 min

Cologne Bonn Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 11 min


Nearby locations

6.2

Good Location

Set in a traditional half-timbered house in the Schwalm-Nette Nature Park, this casual youth hostel is 9 km from Abteiberg Museum, featuring contemporary art, and 12 km from Bunter Garten municipal park.

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Amenities and Facilities

Pets

No pets

Food & drink

Breakfast

Wellness

No fitness center

No spa

Children

Kid-friendly

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No pools

No hot tub

Rooms

No air conditioning


Reviews

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1/5
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D Wh

4/5
Lots of forest, little network, parking a few meters away. Children can play a lot in the forest as well as go hiking, and there is also a soccer field. Lots of activities available for the children

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Katharina N.

5/5
School trip. Our child really liked it. He found eating a bit difficult. The room was equipped with a bathroom.

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Noe Ogan

1/5
I was there on a school trip and it was so bad the rooms are VERY small and there are pieces of plastic in the food. On the last day we were allowed to cook our own food and the food was definitely gone, the food smelled so bad. If you want to go to a youth hostel then go to Düsseldorf or somewhere else nearby!

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Reno Swyter

5/5
A great youth hostel for school trips.We were warmly welcomed and looked after. The staff is totally attuned to the guests and is always open to all concerns.There are also great programs for the children. Forest and pond specialists take the children on excursions that are playful and adapted to the children. For example, you use the surrounding forest and your own natural pond. Just beautiful!For sporting activities there is a football field, a volleyball field or badminton field and a basketball court. There is also a large open space and a fireplace right next to the youth hostel.I would particularly like to emphasize once again the friendly and professional staff! We felt very comfortable and will definitely come back.By the way, the hostel can also be easily reached by public transport.

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Frank Halverscheid

2/5
Located in the middle of the forest. The access ends in a remote parking lot. So no direct parking options. Access to the hostel from there is unpaved. Somehow all of this is no longer up to date.

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Mareike Steine

1/5
We were there with a sports group. After several hours on the bike, we arrived hungry and dirty. We had no reception even on the forecourt. We couldn't access the internet the rest of the time, let alone make phone calls. An employee proudly told us that there was warm food just for us today, but it ultimately consisted of two hash browns and two fried leftovers. We weren't allowed to eat more. There is a small kiosk downstairs, but a Twix is ​​sold there for €1.50. Absolute rip off! There were no showers or toilets in the 8-person rooms, but there were showers and toilets in the hallway, which were not separated by gender. There was nothing to put your clothes on in the showers, which meant they were washed away completely wet. The next morning our breakfast consisted of dry rolls, sausage and cheese. Muesli can only be reached by walking across the entire hallway. Never again!

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Jessica Karras

1/5
Was there myself as an 18 year old on a school trip. It is very remote and there is no way to buy anything around except from the kiosk in the JHB (you weren't allowed to bring food in either). The rooms were stuffy, small and totally outdated. In a room of 6 there were 2 sockets and in a room of 16 there was only ONE socket. One should accept that cell phones or other electrical devices are essential these days, even for young people. The WiFi didn't work and otherwise you only had "E" (i.e. basically no reception). There were strange stains on some of the mattresses (some of them on the bed linen too). The floor was made of old wood and was really loud, several of you caught a splinter. There was only one window in the room which didn't even have a fly screen. So you could decide whether you wanted to suffocate in the stuffy air or be overwhelmed by beetles and mosquito bites. In the room 16 there were 2 showers, only one of which worked halfway. There was no soap and toilet paper was almost always empty. There wasn't a big selection for breakfast but the food was otherwise quite good (but that was the only thing that was good with the exception of the beautiful forest surrounding it).NOT RECOMMENDED!!

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Andreas Schaefer

5/5
Beautiful traditional JH in the forest

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tiki mickey

1/5
Very small rooms, toilet facilities in the basement old and not clean.