Our Homestay offers you and your group a thoughtful, comfortable accommodation with three stylish guest rooms: “Cozy Kyōto” (10 sqm) and “Shiny Singapore” (18 sqm) on the first floor, as well as a spacious 28 sqm room on the ground floor. Accommodating up to 8 people, it’s ideal for small groups. Two modern bathrooms with rain showers ensure a refreshing start to your day, complemented by an additional guest WC on the ground floor. Spanning 130 sqm, the house exudes a welcoming, open atmosphere, with bedding and towels naturally included. Enhanced comfort is provided by mood lighting, smart thermostats, and a water softening system that delivers skin-friendly, soft water. We also live in the house, but we have our separate area in the attic, so you enjoy both privacy and a warm, personal ambiance. Complimentary WLAN, along with a small selection of board games, card games, and books, offers extra opportunities to relax. Ideal Location & Connectivity: 🏢 DLR (ESA) is just a few minutes away on foot – perfect for business travelers 🚆 Excellent connections: Public transport takes you quickly to Cologne’s city center, the fair, or the airport 🚗 Two free parking spaces right in front of the house ensure a hassle-free arrival Whether it’s a business trip, a short break, or a vacation – our Homestay provides a harmonious mix of comfort, tranquility, and a prime location.

We’re Lia and Tommy, your host duo here at the Comfort Hub. In February 2024, we proudly completed the renovation of our cozy home. Since then, we’ve been sharing our lovingly designed guest rooms with travelers, while also living here ourselves, making our house a truly personal and authentic space. Traveling is our passion. We’ve explored the world and stayed in countless accommodations, each teaching us something valuable about creating memorable stays. These experiences have inspired us to open our home to travelers and welcome guests with open arms. Our goal is to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Whether you have questions, need assistance, or are simply looking for insider tips on the best spots in the area – we’re here for you! Whenever we’re not away on work, we’re happy to assist in person. And even if we’re not on-site, you can always reach us via chat. We love sharing our home and helping you make the most of your stay. From restaurant recommendations to travel tips, we’re here to ensure you feel right at home. We can’t wait to welcome you to the Comfort Hub and be a part of your journey! Warm regards, Lia & Tommy

Away from the wealth of attractions, activities and highlights in Cologne's lively city center and at the trade fair, we would personally like to recommend that you explore the immediate surroundings. Enjoy relaxing walks around the idyllic Scheuermühlenteich pond, which is located near the Cologne-Wahn air force barracks. Another recommendation is a walk along the north aisle of the runway, where you can not only watch the planes land - in summer, this place also invites you to enjoy cozy picnics and relaxing sessions. And nature lovers can take a walk through the picturesque Bieselwald forest. Here's what you can discover in the city of Cologne: Cologne Cathedral: Cologne Cathedral is one of Germany's most famous landmarks and is just a short drive from the Lind district. The impressive Gothic architecture and the opportunity to climb the cathedral and enjoy a breathtaking view over the city make the visit an unforgettable experience. Rhine embankment promenade: The picturesque Rhine embankment promenade stretches along the Rhine, perfect for relaxing walks or bike rides. Here you can enjoy the atmosphere of the river, visit traditional Cologne pubs and admire the panorama of the old town. Museum Ludwig: Art lovers should not miss the Museum Ludwig in Cologne's city center. It houses an impressive collection of modern art, including works by Picasso, Warhol and many other important artists. Chocolate Museum: A sweet highlight is the Chocolate Museum, which will not only delight chocolate lovers. Here, visitors can learn all about the history of chocolate, explore interactive exhibitions and, of course, taste different types of chocolate.