Yes, toilet paper is the universal standard in Germany, and you will find it in virtually every private home, hotel, and public restroom throughout the country. German toilet paper is known for being high-quality and sturdy, often featuring 3-ply or even 4-ply layers as the "premium" standard. Unlike some countries that utilize bidets or "bum guns," Germany follows the traditional Western European "wipe" culture. One cultural quirk you may notice in 2026 is the "Flachspüler" (shelf toilet), an older style of toilet design where a horizontal shelf sits above the water line; while these are being phased out in modern renovations, they still exist in older buildings. In public restrooms, it is common to find an attendant (the "Toilettenfrau" or "Madame Pipi") where it is customary to leave a small tip of €0.50 to €1.00 on a saucer. While the paper is free, the "convenience" often comes with this small service fee, ensuring that the facilities remain impeccably clean and well-stocked for the next user.