Objective: Neurofibromatosis is a group of genetic disorders referred as phakomatoses. There are two main forms called NF1 and NF2 which have different incidence, molecular characteristics, and clinical exhibitio. Both have higher risk for the development of certain rare malignant tumors that occur in the brain, nerves or spinal cord. Method: Here, we present a rare case in which multiple meningiomas and vestibular schwannomas diagnosed in the same operation. Results: A 23 year old woman presented with hearing loss clinically. She underwent surgical treatment for tumoral lesions in two different localization in the same session. One of them resected from pontoserebellar location was diagnosed as a schwannoma and the other one located on dura was diagnosed as a meningioma respectively. Conclusion: NF2 is far less common than NF1 and strict diagnostic criteria have been described each of them. Since difficulty to detect genetic abnormalities and no single criteria is pathognomonic, clinical characteristics much more valuable for differentiation. Knowledge of associated clinical features will help to correct diagnosis and to predict much more devastating clinical course for NF2.