Living room with a grey sectional sofa and Smart TV in the Mumo's Inn TLA apartment in Landstuhl

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TLA Apartment in Landstuhl — Mumo's Inn

Close to LRMC, near the forests, 10 min to Ramstein Air Base

5.0 · 23 verified Google reviews

The apartment at a glance

What it is: The entire two-bedroom apartment in a residential building in Landstuhl — not a room, not a hotel suite. The hosts live upstairs; there is no front desk and no fixed checkout time.
Sleeps: Up to six: one large double bed in the master bedroom, a bunk bed in the second bedroom, and a sofa bed in the living room.
Bathroom and laundry: A bathroom with both a bathtub and a shower — a tub is far from standard in German rentals — and a washer and dryer inside the apartment.
Kitchen: A full open-plan kitchen, equipped for cooking real meals rather than a hotel kitchenette.
Climate: Air conditioning, which most German rentals do not have, and floor heating through the winter.
Distance to LRMC: About 850 m to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Gate 5 — roughly a 5-minute walk, not a drive.
Distance to Ramstein Air Base: About 8 km, roughly a 10-minute drive.
Car: A Toyota Yaris Hybrid with insurance and no deposit comes with every stay, parked and ready on arrival day.
Parking: Free parking on site, at no extra charge.
Pets: Welcome at no charge — no deposit, no breed restriction, no per-night surcharge.
Work and connectivity: High-speed WiFi, a Smart TV in every room, and a desk with a printer in the master bedroom — TLA and TQSA claims still run on paper.
Hosts and languages: Cris and Irina, who live directly upstairs and speak English, Spanish and German.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 across 23 verified Google reviews.

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Cozy living room with plants and natural light in Landstuhl TLA apartment

Smart TV and seating area in Landstuhl TLA apartment near Ramstein Air Base

PS5 gaming console in the living room of Mumo's Inn TLA apartment in Landstuhl

Desk and work space in the bedroom of a Landstuhl TLA apartment near LRMC

Master bedroom with a large comfortable bed in Landstuhl TLA apartment near Ramstein Air Base

Second view of the kids' room in Mumo's Inn TLA apartment in Landstuhl

Second bedroom with bunk beds and Smart TV in TLA apartment near Ramstein Air Base

Modern dining area with table for four at Mumo's Inn TLA in Landstuhl

Bathroom with bathtub and washer-dryer in Landstuhl TLA apartment near Ramstein

Welcoming entrance area of Mumo's Inn TLA apartment in Landstuhl

Here's what you get

Kitchen — Fully equipped, Senseo coffee, dining for 4 expandable to 6

Bathroom — Bathtub and shower, washer & dryer

Air Conditioning — Genuinely rare in German rentals — a cool apartment in summer

Floor Heating — Warm floors all winter

Extras — Free parking, WiFi, electric shutters, PS5 on request

Pets & Kids — Welcome kit with treats for dogs & cats, high chair on request

Rental Car Included — Complimentary Toyota Yaris Hybrid — included with every stay, always

Smart TVs in every room

Room by Room

Photos flatten a place. Here is the written version, so you can work out whether it fits your family before you commit to weeks in it.

Master bedroom

The master bedroom has an ultra comfy big bed, a Smart TV, and a work desk with a printer. That printer is not decoration: TLA and TQSA claims run on paper, and finding somewhere to print an invoice or a set of orders in a foreign country on a Sunday is its own small nightmare. Guests use it constantly.

Second bedroom

The second bedroom has a bunk bed and its own large Smart TV, and there are toys on request if you are travelling with little ones. If you are not, it is simply a second room — guests have used it as an office, a quiet room for someone on a different sleep schedule, or somewhere to put the suitcases you are not living out of.

Living room

The living room has the sofa bed, a Smart TV, and a PlayStation 5 on request. There are board games too. Neither is a luxury when you are three weeks into a move with kids, the weather has turned, and nobody has their own things yet. Between the two bedrooms and this sofa bed, the apartment sleeps up to six.

Kitchen & dining

The kitchen and dining area are fully equipped: cookware, dishes, a Senseo coffee machine, and seating for four that expands to six. A real kitchen is the single biggest practical difference between an apartment and a hotel room on a long stay — you cook what your family actually eats, on your own schedule, instead of finding somewhere open at nine at night with tired kids.

Bathroom & laundry

The bathroom has both a bathtub and a shower — worth knowing, because a tub is far from standard in German rentals and it is the difference between bathing a toddler and wrestling one. Laundry is a washer and dryer in the apartment, so a month of clothes does not become a logistics problem.

The apartment was renovated in 2023 and has electric shutters, high-speed WiFi throughout, free private parking, and air conditioning — under 3% of German homes have it, which stops being trivia during the first July heatwave.

Who This Apartment Suits

It works well for a family of up to six on PCS orders waiting on permanent housing, a civilian on TQSA doing the same, someone on TDY who would rather cook than eat out for a month, and anyone here for LRMC who needs to be able to walk to the hospital. Pets are welcome without a deposit or a breed conversation.

It suits you less well if you need multiple units for a group, if you want hotel service like daily housekeeping and a front desk, or if step-free access is essential — ask us about the layout before booking in that case and we will give you a straight answer rather than a sales one.

And the constraint worth knowing up front: this is one apartment, so there is one booking at a time. If your dates are taken we will tell you immediately instead of keeping you on the hook.

A few things we want you to know

We're pretty laid-back. Your kids don't need to tiptoe around, your dog doesn't need a resume, and you don't need to stress about leaving everything exactly as you found it. We want you to actually enjoy your time here — not spend it worrying. That's what "feel at home" means to us. Learn more about your hosts.