This is a great budget-friendly option in Bonn. The accommodations are so quirky and cute. I stayed in the “Big Ben” camper van and I loved the British-themed details. I felt like I was camping indoors! The shared bathrooms are very clean. I really liked the vegetarian breakfast. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back - I have already booked another stay!

It’s necessary to cross train tracks in order to get to BaseCamp. Most of the time, this is no problem. However, one time, there were a lot of trains, and I had to wait 30 minutes before I was allowed to cross.

What a nice and unique place. It`s an experience to overnight there. I was on a bike tour and could park my bike in the hall. I had a train carriage room. I was worried it might be both hot and noisy. It was neither. I slept very well. The rom is small, especially with 4 bike bags, but I managed fine. The shared toilets and showers were spotlessly clean. The breakfast was outstanding. The breakfast area, overlooking the hall, was very comfortable.

The socket for plugs was set very high in the sleeping carriage. I needed to stand on the bed to reach it and it was actually difficult to charge my stuff. In the end I sat up in the breakfast area charging my things. The hot water was a bit strange. It came in spurts. I could shower OK but it wasn't 100% consistent. The bike hall was open at night. There were staff on reception but a door at the back was nevertheless open. I locked my bike with 3 locks and there were no issues, but 100% secure would be an overstatement.

What can I say about this place. It's unique, and I'm glad I decided to stay here. I had an Airstream to myself, which was great. The beds are a bit on the short side, but no biggie. The shower facilities were clean and the water was nice and strong and hot. The staff were all friendly but unobtrusive. The location is close to a train station, and a 15 minute ride on an e-scooter into the centre. It's a great budget option that you won't forget.

I wish I had my own fridge. There's no cooking facilities, so I would recommend they install a BBQ at least.

It was a beautiful and interesting place. Since hotels are expensive in cities like Bonn and Cologne, I can say that it is actually the most affordable place. We stayed in one of the tents on top of the car. It was actually a great experience for us, but since it was a common room, there was a lot of noise and we couldn't sleep well. Moreover, the tent was very small. We decided that when we came back just to visit Bonn, we would choose one of the big cars and stay here.

The shower was really bad. The water suddenly went cold.

An excellent concept and brilliant stay. I would go back in a heartbeat. Truly original. I stayed in the Trabant and the railway sleeping carriage and both were comfortable and clean and, in the Trabant’s case, quirky. The communal facilities are very good and plentiful. This stay was superb value. Super friendly and helpful staff. Although the location is out of the centre of Bonn it is well served by public transport, although you can occasionally get caught waiting for a while at the railway level crossing. Highly recommended for stays in Bonn.

This was a very surprising stay in a very good way. The place is extremely creative, cozy, colorful, and really impressive. The environment was relaxing but also playful, and everybody looked like they were having a good time. It kind of felt like camping indoors. We stayed in the train, which had very small but compact rooms, we got our way around it and it was super fun.

The train corridor had a smell to it like foot odor/sweat/people. It wasn't awful but off-putting sometimes. I wouldn't recommend the train for longer stays, but for 1-2 days is totally fine!

One-of-a-kind experience. Beautifully designed. Good breakfast. We used it as a stop-over during a road-trip. If you fancy a good German evening meal for a fair price, we can highly recommend Markusschänke (Burbacher Straße).

The finishing inside our caravan was not perfect. Some lights not working, not enough sockets etc. But for just one night that was not a problem at all. And one half of our double bed was not standing 100% flat which was a little bit annoying, but again, not a problem for a short stay.

I loved the quirky-ness of the venue and it's set up. It was very interesting to stay in a train sleeper compartment and I feel the set up of the "camp" makes it very easy and natural to meet and hang out with others staying there.

The sleeper compartment is very small (obviously) so I kept my large suitcase in a locker overnight. There is an outdoor bbq and a fridge, microwave and kettle inside. that is as far as the self catering facilities go so it might not be suited for longer stays as a solo and budget traveler.

This is a different concept. The idea is excellent and all the rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is really friendly and helpful.

In the train, some guests smoke although it is clearly mentioned that smoking is not allowed. I faced this issue. But fortunately, when I contacted the staff in the middle of the night, they gave me a caravan which was superb. So a smoke detector or something like that would be very useful especially in the train.

Fun experience sleeping in a bunk bed in an old train. The place looks like a vintage museum, where you can find all kind of pretty and well maintained caravans and other types of vehicles.

You don’t have the train noise in the background which in the past would help with making the rooms “soundproof”. This wasn’t an issue for me and won’t be as long as neighbours are respectful.