Our Story
Meet the Mumo's Inn Family
Real hosts. Real neighbors. Really here for you.
Mumo's Inn isn't down the street from where we live. It's directly below us — our apartment is right upstairs.
Our Door Is Always Open. Literally.
When we say our door is always open, we mean it literally. Need help with your VAT forms? Come up. Locked yourself out? We're right here. Wondering where to find the best Schnitzel in town? Pull up a chair — come sit with us. At Mumo's Inn, we'll put the kettle on. Or open a bottle of wine. Whatever you need after a long day.
We're Cris and Irina — he's Ecuadorian-German, she's Peruvian-Spanish, and together we speak Spanish, English, and German. We know exactly what it feels like to build a life between cultures, far from where you grew up. That's probably why we connect so well with military families going through the same thing.
We live right upstairs with our two daughters, who will probably say hi when you arrive. We've shared dinners with our guests, celebrated birthdays, helped families with their first grocery run in Germany, and talked through PCS stress over a glass of wine on our terrace.
"Some guests stay for two weeks. Some come back a second time. Some became friends. A few became family."
We didn't start Mumo's Inn because we saw a business opportunity. We started it because we know what it's like to arrive somewhere new, not speaking the language, not knowing how anything works, and just wanting a place that feels safe and warm.
This isn't a side project or an investment property managed from a distance — it's our one apartment, and we put everything into making it right for every single family that walks through the door. Take a look inside.
We speak Spanish, English, and German. We answer our own WhatsApp. We've helped families navigate VAT forms at 10pm and driven forgotten groceries over on a Sunday morning. Not because it's good marketing — because it's the right thing to do.
The neon sign says Mumo's Inn, but what we really offer is simple: someone who genuinely gives a damn about your stay.
We're not the kind of hosts who leave you a binder full of rules. We'd rather leave you a bottle of wine and say: make yourselves at home. We mean it.
the faces behind the door
The people you'll actually meet
Irina
Advertising · runs the place — the spoiler-in-chief
Peruvian-Spanish, and the reason this place runs. She trained in advertising and now does this full time — the bookings, the paperwork, and the Lillet on the terrace, which has quietly become our calling card. Mum to two girls, and the reason Boris thinks he's a person. She answers her own WhatsApp, in Spanish, English or German.
Cris
Visual artist & creative · 3D · apps — the geek
Ecuadorian-German. He's a visual artist and creative, which is why the photos and the video tour don't look like a rental listing. This website is his too — and so is the Boris app, whatever Boris's card claims. He makes sure everything behind the door works. Dad to the same two girls, and Boris's employee — according to Boris. He'll have a joke ready. Irina has heard them all.
Boris Alberto
Feel Good Agent · Face and boss of the Boris™ app — the freeloader
Knows the best walking routes in Landstuhl and approves of every dog and cat that stays. Lives with us rent-free, and will perform a trick or two for guests — for a treat, of course. Fluent in belly rubs in Spanish, English and German.
No call center. No property managers. Just us — and Boris, who handles morale and ships side projects between naps.
Booked? Write to Irina anyway — she'll help you find something else.
Visiting a loved one at LRMC?
If you're traveling to Landstuhl to be close to someone receiving care at the Regional Medical Center, you're welcome here. We're 850 m from LRMC — close enough to walk. No military status required, no complicated paperwork. Just a warm, quiet place to rest after long days at the hospital. Reach out and we'll make it easy for you.