I have to say the Münster Hauptbahnhof has greatly improved since they updated it. I'm currently…read moreusing the Hbf everyday to take the train to work, and it is one of the cleanest train stations I have seen (on the inside). It is very clear how to navigate, and even has giant screens inside letting you know when the next trains and busses are coming. Also I am so happy with the food options! They have of course bakeries (never understood why all the bakeries are directly next to each other), KFC, Starbucks, McDonald's, Asian food, and even a Rewe (grocery store). However, all of the weirdos still hang out outside of the Hauptbahnhof, especially at night (and no one seems to prevent people doing drugs right on the street) so that's always a bit annoying to deal with when you have to go everyday.

must be one of the worst stations in Germany! Cold and dirty with expensive and smell toilets! was…read morealso approached by a prostitute!

Basic train station, not a lot of facilities and shops but has a nice big Kiosk on the main…read moreplatform. I was disappointed that everything here is closed early, even on a Friday evening. Had to catch a train at 9.24 pm and the only two places open in the entire station was the Kiosk and Doner Company. Not great selection to pick up snacks for a 3 hour train journey home.......

If you're coming to Hamm station and you're not from the area, it's most likely because you're…read moretaking the high speed ICE train somewhere. It's not a bad station. In fact, I think it's been recently renovated. It's quite spacious and airy. There's a good selection of food/snacks on offer, as well as a bookshop that sells magazines & newspapers in English.

A nice but somewhat provincial train station. They have a bookstore, a bakery and a kiosk there…read more Unfortunatelly four platforms only. The main connections are running north-south (Muenster - Essen). The east-west connection is poor (S2 to Dortmund). Therefore 3 stars only. Next station with better connectivity: Wanne-Eickel Hbf.