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Elisabethstraße, Munich

Name: Elisabethstraße, Munich
Address: Elisabethstraße, München, Bayern, 80, DE
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: €785/week - €854/week

Elisabethstraße, München, 80, Germany

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€785

per month

2.4 mi from City Center

( 12m. 21m. 53m)

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Wi-Fi

bills included

laundry facility

Wi-Fi

About the Property

Their flats fulfil all your daily living requirements. Every flat comes readily equipped with a kitchen, including refrigerator, cooking equipment and dishes. Flats also include a washing machine and Wi-Fi Internet. Each room is fully furnished and offers a comfortable bed with fresh linen and a workspace. The area provides you with several shopping opportunities and excellent connections to public transport.

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Non Ensuite

A private room with a shared bathroom — Provides privacy at a more affordable price

Room 1

Starting From:€785/month

Non Ensuite

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Amenities

Common Amenities

Wi-Fi

Washing Machine

Bills Included

Water

Gas

Electricity

Wifi

Property Rules

Accepts Both Genders

Smokers Not Allowed

Pets Not Allowed

Payment Policies (5)

Security Deposit
This property requires security deposit.
Pay In Instalment
This property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
Mode Of Payment
Payment via easy transaction modes.

Security Deposit

Sd: Security Deposit (returned at checkout; to be paid to the landlord during signing)

Pay In Instalment

Rent needs to be paid monthly, in advance.

Mode Of Payment

Online Payment & Bank Transfer.

Guarantor Requirement

To book an accommodation no guarantor is required.

Additional Fees

Sc: Service Charge (to be paid during application along with first month rent) Coc: Contract Opening Cost + I.V.A.(if applicable) (to be paid to the landlord during signing, wherever applicable) Ccc: Contract Closing Cost (To be paid to the landlord at check-out) Utility Fee: Already included in rent (paid monthly)

Cancellation Policies (2)

Cooling Off Period
This property offers cooling-off period.
Replacement Tenant Accepted
This property doesn’t allow cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.

Cooling Off Period

1) Cancellation made 60 or more days before the Check-in date: For the Tenant: 100% reimbursement of the First Payment. Mangaement fee will not be reimbursed. 2) Cancellation made between the 59th and 30th day before the Check-in date: For the Tenant: 50% reimbursement of the First Payment. Spacest.com fee will not be reimbursed. 3) Cancellation made between the 29th day or less before the Check-in date: For the Tenant: There is no refund.

Replacement Tenant Accepted

You cannot sublet this property at any time during your booking period.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who will I share the property with?

None in the case of renting out an internal flat. In the case of renting out a room: unfortunately, due to GDPR requirements they are unable to share specific information about the other tenants in the property. In order to get a better idea of the other tenants in the property, they recommend that you consult their customer care team who will be able to provide you with general information on the tenants present: "e.g. mixed gender students aged between 20 and 27 years".

What are the booking costs?

PMG charges a service fee which is proportional to the cost of the fee for the number of months booked. To simulate the booking cost, simply click on "Rent now" inside the ad and enter the check in and check out dates. The system will automatically simulate the prices. In addition to the booking costs, you can add specific costs for the registration of the contract, cleaning and sanitation. You can check for these additional costs in the ad description.

Do I have to pay a deposit?

When booking, the amounts to be paid are: one month's rent (which will be paid into the properties' landlord 48h after check in) + PMG commission. Once this amount is paid, the property will be reserved.

What is the monthly cost of utilities?

This information can be found in the Prices and availability section of each listing. For some listings utilities are included in the rental price for others they are excluded. For some properties utilities are included but up to a maximum monthly cap, this information will be present in the listing description or can be requested from their customer service team (e.g. utilities included up to a maximum of €150/month).

What if there is any Changes to my dates?

If during your tenancy you need to change your plans and move out early or extend your tenancy, they will be here to help you, simply contact their customer care team. Please note that PMG is not part of the tenancy agreement with your landlord, so you will need to inform both PMG and your landlord of your decision. Some rental agreements have early departure clauses, so they recommend that you check these in advance of your application. If you wish to stay in the property after your rental agreement has expired, you will need to enter a new booking request online, as this will be considered as a new rental. They recommend that you do this quickly to avoid losing your rental property.

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Where and how can I check the availability of a property?

They include this information on every property advert, and you only need to look at the 'Prices and availability' section for more details. In addition, landlords may also set additional minimum and maximum stay rules. Some properties will have a 'gap' rule, which means that the landlord will only accept bookings with a transfer within a certain date range. For this reason, although it is available when selecting dates in the calendar, the system does not offer exit dates in advance. Owners operate in this way to avoid the property remaining empty for long periods between two bookings. Unfortunately this is a non-negotiable policy. For this reason, you can only book within the time period set by the landlord.

What are the house rules?

Each property listing includes a set of house rules that are non-negotiable and set by the landlord. -Smoking Allowed: Indicates whether or not smoking is permitted on the property. It is highly recommended that you follow this rule, otherwise you risk losing the security deposit. -Pets Allowed: This will indicate if the landlord will allow pets to enter the property, it is recommended that you add information about your pet in the notes to your booking request so that the landlord is informed in advance. -Overnight Guests: Most owners do not allow guests to stay in shared properties, so please check if this is allowed or if the landlord will charge a supplement. -Couples allowed: Room owners do not allow couples inside the room.

Is there any extra booking costs which needs to be paid?

As they work with both property managers and private owners, you may find administration fees in some listings. These are fees that are charged by property managers to cover administrative costs, including, but not limited to, contract registration, inventory checks, reference checks, cleaning and sanitation costs. If your listing contains an administrative fee, you will find information about this in the Pricing and Availability section of the listing. These costs are NOT included in the PMG commission and will be payable directly to the landlord after the booking.

Is Dependent stay allowed?

No.

Is there any charge for a Dependent stay?

Not mentioned.

Is Dual occupancy allowed, if yes what are the charges ?

No.

Can I visit the property?

You don't need to visit the property: in-person visits are a thing of the past. - Their team verifies the property before publishing it to ensure 100% consistency between the listing and reality. - All listings come with photos and detailed descriptions. If you still have doubts, you can ask for more information from their team. - They do not allow visits so that everyone has an equal chance to book, whether you already live in the area or are still abroad.

What happens if there are problems?

In case of problems, you can contact your reference PMG agent who will assist you in resolving any issues. For added security, the money you have paid will be sent to the landlord within 48 hours of check-in. The policies and terms and conditions of PMG and the homeowner apply, which you can view above on this page.

Who is eligible to book a room?

Young professionals and students between 20 and 35 years old (except studios). One person per room, no bedroom sharing is allowed.

Which documents do we need for a booking?

-Copy of Passport

-Income proof (Can be an employment or internship contract, blocked account, Savings, Payslips of last three months, guarantee, etc.)

Can I view the apartment?

Unfortunately, you cannot due to the high requests they receive daily. Once you are a tenant of them, you will like the policy that your new home is not always viewed by unknown persons all the time.

When are the first payments due?

The deposit and the membership fee will be charged after you enter your payment details on their website. The rent is due only some days before your contract starts.

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With a population of over 1.5 million, Munich offers a youthful, international environment supported by green parks, lakes like Starnberger See, and outdoor attractions ideal for hiking, cycling, and study breaks. The city is famous for events that attract Gen Z students, such as Oktoberfest, Tollwood Festival, and lively music scenes in Gärtnerplatz and Olympiapark. Munich hosts some of Germany’s top universities, including Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU Munich), Technical University of Munich (TUM), and Hochschule München. These institutions consistently rank high in QS rankings for research and innovation. Many students choose neighborhoods around these universities for convenient commutes and access to libraries, cafes, and leisure spaces.

The city offers a strong educational network, well-connected public transport, and a student-friendly atmosphere. Many students prefer modern off-campus residences over a traditional student dormitory in Munich, as they offer more comfort, privacy, and convenience near academic and cultural hotspots. With its strong academic network, excellent safety, and energetic lifestyle, Munich remains an ideal place for students to live and study.

Best Student Housing Munich

Finding the right place to live is one of the most important parts of moving to a new city. For students arriving in Munich, choosing the best student housing Munich Germany can make a huge difference in comfort, productivity, and overall university experience. A good home supports your studies, keeps you close to campus, and offers a community where you can meet new people, whether you prefer a student flat Munich, a shared apartment, or a modern student residence Munich. Key factors like proximity to university, budget, safety, amenities, and social environment all play a big role when deciding where to stay. amber makes the entire process easier by offering verified, fully furnished options across the city. With flexible leases, transparent pricing, and personalised support, amber helps students find housing that fits their lifestyle and academic needs.

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Affordable Student Accommodation in Munich

Munich may be known for its high cost of living, but students can still find affordable student housing in Munich that offers comfort, safety, and convenience. The city provides a wide range of options, from budget-friendly shared spaces to value-driven student apartments in Munich, ensuring students don’t have to compromise on quality while managing expenses. Even the more economical properties often include essentials such as Wi-Fi, study lounges, and easy access to public transport. With rent in Munich for students varying based on location and room type, choosing the right property can help you balance affordability and lifestyle. Cheap student accommodation in Munich is especially popular among international students who want a secure, well-connected home without stretching their budget. Below are some of the best affordable options, ideal for students looking for comfort at a reasonable price:

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Best Areas to Live in Munich

Munich offers several student-friendly neighbourhoods that are safe, well connected, and close to major universities like LMU Munich, the Technical University of Munich (TUM), and Hochschule München. Whether you’re looking for student accommodation in Munich or exploring options for student accommodation in Munich Germany, these areas provide great access to cafés, parks, supermarkets, and public transport. Students can choose between shared flats, private rooms, or off-campus residences, especially since a typical student dormitory Munich may not always offer the comfort or availability students need. Here are some of the best areas to consider:

1. Maxvorstadt

Known as Munich’s “student district,” Maxvorstadt is close to both LMU and TUM. You’ll find plenty of cafés, budget eateries, bookstores, and libraries. Popular spots include Barer Straße, Café Vorhoelzer, and the Pinakothek museums. Transport is easy with stops like Theresienstraße (U2) and Universität (U3/U6).

2. Schwabing

A lively and artistic neighbourhood filled with cafes, bars, and small shops. Leopoldstraße is the main hangout spot for students. Parks like Englischer Garten give plenty of space for walks and study breaks. The area is well connected through Giselastraße (U3/U6) and Münchner Freiheit (U3/U6).

3. Giesing

A more affordable area with a relaxed local vibe. Students enjoy cosy cafes, community parks, and simple dining options. Popular areas include Tegernseer Landstraße and Grünwalder Stadion. Key transport links include Giesing Station (U2, S-Bahn).

4. Haidhausen

Perfect for students who like quiet streets, cute cafes, and easy access to the city center. Rosenheimer Platz, Preysingstraße, and the cafes around Wiener Platz are popular. Haidhausen is well connected through Ostbahnhof (S-Bahn, U5).

5. Neuhausen-Nymphenburg

A peaceful district with wide streets, bakeries, and parks like Hirschgarten. It’s ideal for students who prefer quiet surroundings while still staying connected. Transport options include Rotkreuzplatz (U1) and various tram lines.

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Room Types for Student Accommodation in Munich

Munich offers a wide variety of room types to support students with different lifestyles, budgets, and privacy preferences. Whether you're searching for student accommodation in Munich for international students, a cosy student flat in Munich, or flexible apartments for rent in Munich for students, the city has options that fit every need. With amber, students can easily explore verified listings and secure reliable student housing Munich Germany, especially if they’re arriving for the first time.

1. Ensuite Rooms

Ensuite rooms are a common choice in many student residence Munich buildings. These rooms offer a private bedroom and attached bathroom, giving students personal space while still enjoying shared kitchens and lounges. This setup works well for those who want independence but still want the social aspect of student living.
Ideal for: Students who prefer privacy while staying connected to a community.

2. Non-Ensuite Rooms

For students searching for affordable accommodation in Munich for international students, non-ensuite rooms are a budget-friendly option. You get your own bedroom, while bathrooms and kitchens are shared. This arrangement keeps costs low and makes it easier to meet other students in the building.
Ideal for: Students who want a private study/sleep space at a lower price.

3. Studio Apartments

Many apartments for rent in Munich for students include self-contained studio units. A studio gives you a private kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom in one space. It’s one of the most preferred choices among international students who want full independence.
Ideal for: Students with busy schedules who value peace, privacy, and convenience.

4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments

Another popular option in student housing Munich Germany is 1-bed or 2-bed apartments. These units offer separate bedrooms with shared living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms. They give more space than shared flats while still keeping rent manageable.
Ideal for: Two friends or roommates who want privacy and a quieter living atmosphere.

5. Shared Apartments

Shared apartments are commonly found in both private rentals and student residence Munich buildings. They include several private bedrooms and shared common areas. This option creates a lively student lifestyle and helps reduce living costs. Rooms in shared apartments usually cost between €500 and €800.
Ideal for: Students who enjoy community living and making new friends.

6. Private Rooms

Private rooms can be found in various student flats in Munich and shared apartments across the city. Students get a personal bedroom and access to shared spaces like kitchens and study lounges. This mix of independence and social interaction makes private rooms a flexible choice.
Ideal for: Students who want personal space without choosing a full studio.

Cost of Living

Understanding the cost of living in Munich is important for students planning their monthly budget. While the city is known for being slightly more expensive than other German cities, it offers a high quality of life, efficient transport, and plenty of student-friendly options. Expenses can vary based on lifestyle, especially when choosing rooms in Munich for students or managing daily essentials. On average, rent in Munich for students forms the biggest part of monthly spending, followed by food, transport, and leisure. This quick guide provides an overview to help you plan your finances confidently.

1. Accommodation: €450–€900/month
2. Groceries: €150–€250/month
3. Transportation: €30–€60/month (student pass)
4. Utilities: €80–€120/month
5. Internet: €20–€30/month
6. Leisure & Activities: €80–€150/month

Pro Tip: Students are advised to explore cost-saving measures, such as securing affordable accommodation and cooking meals at home.

Student Travel Munich

Getting around Munich is easy, reliable, and very student-friendly. Whether you live in shared flats, student housing in Munich, or modern student apartments in Munich, the city’s transport network makes it simple to reach universities, libraries, cafés, supermarkets, and popular hangout spots. Most student areas are well connected, and the semester ticket helps keep travel affordable. Here are the main travel options students use in Munich:

1. U-Bahn (Underground)

Munich’s U-Bahn connects major student neighbourhoods directly to LMU, TUM, parks, study areas, and city centres. Stations like Universität, Odeonsplatz, and Münchner Freiheit are especially popular among students. Trains come often, making daily travel quick and convenient.
Cost: Included in the semester ticket, otherwise around €15/week.

2. S-Bahn (City Trains)

The S-Bahn is great for longer routes or fast connections across the city. Students living in areas like Giesing, Schwabing, or near Munich East often use lines such as S1–S8 for easy travel. It also connects directly to Munich Airport and main stations like Hauptbahnhof.
Cost: Covered in the semester ticket, or about €12–€15/week.

3. Trams & Buses

Munich’s tram and bus networks reach places not directly served by the U-Bahn or S-Bahn. They run through neighbourhoods like Maxvorstadt, Haidhausen, and Neuhausen, helping students get to supermarkets, cafés, and late-night study spots. Trams are especially useful for quick, short-distance trips.
Cost: Included in the semester ticket, or around €8–€12/week.

4. Regional Trains

Regional trains (RB & RE) are perfect for weekend trips or students commuting from nearby towns. Major stations like München Hbf and Pasing make travelling outside the city simple.
Cost: Partially included depending on your semester ticket; otherwise about €20/week.

5. Cycling

Munich is very bike-friendly, with safe lanes and plenty of green routes. Many student residences offer bike storage, making cycling an easy way to reach campus or nearby stores.
Cost: No weekly cost if you own a bike; rentals cost about €8–€12/week.

Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Munich

Munich is a welcoming and student-friendly city where academics and everyday life blend smoothly. Students staying in student accommodation in Munich enjoy a safe environment, beautiful city views, and plenty of places to relax, study, and explore. With its mix of modern culture and Bavarian traditions, Munich offers one of the most enjoyable lifestyles for anyone choosing student accommodation in Munich Germany.

Popular student areas like Maxvorstadt, Schwabing, and Haidhausen give easy access to cafes, libraries, parks, and university buildings. Students often spend their study hours in quiet cafés, green spaces like the English Garden, or community areas around LMU and TUM campuses. Munich’s food scene is also a big attraction; students love grabbing coffee at Man Versus Machine, eating affordable meals at Dean & David, or hanging out with friends in outdoor beer gardens during the summer. For weekend relaxation, Munich has many scenic spots. Students enjoy strolling through the English Garden, cycling along the Isar River, or visiting the peaceful Nymphenburg Palace gardens. For nightlife, areas like Glockenbachviertel and Schwabing offer a mix of bars, music venues, and clubs that students enjoy after a long week of classes.

Munich is also rich in culture and history. You can visit famous sites like Marienplatz, BMW Welt, the Residenz Museum, and the Deutsches Museum. Seasonal events such as Oktoberfest, Tollwood Festival, and Christmas Markets give students fun ways to experience local traditions. With its blend of study spaces, social spots, cultural sites, and natural beauty, Munich offers an exciting lifestyle that makes student life both comfortable and inspiring.

Universities in Munich

Munich is one of Germany’s leading study destinations, known for its strong academic environment, modern research facilities, and diverse international student community. With excellent public transport, supportive campuses, and access to student residence Munich options, the city offers a smooth and comfortable study experience. Many students also choose student housing Munich Germany to stay close to essential university buildings, libraries, and social spaces.

1. Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU Munich)

LMU Munich is one of Europe’s top public universities and home to over 50,000 students, including a large number of international learners. It offers programs across humanities, business, medicine, social sciences, and natural sciences. Known for its strong research culture and academic excellence, LMU continues to attract students from all around the world.

2. Technical University of Munich (TUM)

TUM is a globally recognised institution with a student population of more than 48,000 learners. Famous for engineering, science, and technology programs, TUM provides access to advanced labs, innovation centres, and strong industry partnerships. Its reputation for cutting-edge research makes it one of Germany’s most competitive universities.

3. Munich University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule München – HM)

Hochschule München (HM) is one of Germany’s largest universities of applied sciences with over 18,000 students. It focuses on practical, career-oriented education in engineering, business, design, technology, and social sciences. Students benefit from hands-on learning, workshops, and real-world project experience

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