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The location can't be beat if you're want to be near Old Munich and don't have a car. Across from the main transportation hub, but an easy walk to Marienplatz. Reception staff was attentive and helpful.
Great lobby, Amazing breakfast!
Location was great. On a somewhat sketchy looking street, but was close to the train station and lots of attractions. Breakfast was lovely too
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Breakfast was great.
Location, staff is super friendly, helpful & knowledgeable
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modern, well maintained private flat with all the amenities in a condominium setting.
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Staff is super friendly and accomodating. Rooms are clean, mattress was good so all is well!
I booked this hotel but it didn¿t have the amenities I need that were advertised. I stayed at another hotel. But while was there, the staff was friendly and willing to listen to my complaints. Nothing bad to say about the staff.
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Very convenient location, steps from the main station. Walking distance to most places of interest. Area may not be appropriate for young kids, but this is the same in every metro area. Hotel exceeded expectations.
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Location, very close to train stop
The staff, and that they didnt charge us for the wifi
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Centrally located
Access to S-bahn, grocery, etc
Everything , location,stuff,room,clean...
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Just enough amenities to make it comfy for a great price. The staff was very friendly and the hotel's restaurant was excellent.
It was in a great location, close to transport link for ease of getting around the city. The hotel was very clean and well equipped. The staff were always friendly and happy to help. The free internet was great and easy to connect to.
Clean rooms
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Good Breakfast. The layout for the family room was very convenient.
I totally oved the shower. Nice hot water right away. It seemed like the bathroom floor had radiant heating also. Breakfast was really nice. Plenty of everything. The front desk was extremely helpful and friendly. Best buy I've had in a lon
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The location was good. Being close to the central train station. Staff were friendly.
The staff and the location were excellent. We liked that the bar was open 24 hours. There were excellent restaurants nearby. It was a short walk to the train station and to the main attractions as well.
The privacy and the location
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Staff and breakfast
spacious room
Clean, great location, comfortable beds.
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Beautiful room, and a comfortable bed. Amazing and helpful staff! Great food, shopping, and the Glockenspiel just down the street. Also, private building parking, though the spaces are SMALL.
The hotel has a bar with a generous happy hour for 30% off all drinks
Friendly staff and reasonably clean hotel.
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Nice atmosphere, lobby beautiful with soft lights
The Staff was very helpful with explaining and answering all questions to newly arrived guests.Clean sheets and towels were handed to me right away(I hope I wasn't charged for it,didn't check yet).Very walkable location,train station just 15 min away.
Reasonably convenient to the main train station.
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The proximity to Oktoberfest and to the main train station was excellent(you could walk to both)! The room was ok and off the main road so the noise level was good! The beds were very comfortable and it had a nice balcony.
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I was amazed how nice and convenient this hotel was. Very modern. Terrific staff. Very close to Karlsplatz and train station. Price, staff, location, comfort are all here!
Convenient to the central train station, S-Bahn and Marienplatz. Friendly staff. Large room for our family. Price was great. Front desk associate made a point to tell us not to wander south of hotel as it is not the safest area.
A simple but great hotel that is close to the main train station. The rooms were clean and comfortable. A little small for 3 people in the same room but manageable. Staff was very kind and helpful. We felt very safe and secure in this hotel
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The location in Lehel is terrific. Nice bakeries and restaurants close by and a two minute subway trip to the center of Munich.
Clean and location was good
Friendly staff and nice room.
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Very clean, very helpful staff who all spoke great English
Located only a block away from the subway and tram stations. Extremely helpful staff who knows exactly how to get to any place you want. Rooms are quite modern and clean.
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Modern hotel with engaging staff.
It was clean and the staff were nice.
It's a business hotel basically. The hotel staff are all very friendly. There is ample parking if you have a car. The price of the breakfast is too steep. There's a nice Italian restaurant in front of the hotel.
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Excellent customer service! Thank you!
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Very nice room. I was upgraded to a deluxe king which I really appreciated. Fairly easy access to the old town - about 1.2 km. Pool and spa were very nice in the summer heat. Good ac. Refrigerator and robes were a nice plus.
Great bar and spa.
Good location. Good amenities.
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Gracious staff. Classic European Pension. Scrumptious breakfast. Excellent location: 5 min walk to Theresienweisse U-Bahn, 10 min walk to Hakerbrucke S-Bahn station. Shopping and restaurants very nearby.
Proximity to the Oktoberfest.
Fantastic location right across the street from Oktoberfest. Several restaurants, laundromat, cafe's, nearby. Also, a moderate sized mall is just down the street. The employees were very pleasant.
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The hotel location is excellent and the room size was very nice to have after smaller rooms elsewhere in our travels. Even without air-conditioning, the room is airy and was not hot. We enjoyed our time here very much.
Convenient location. Right next to the train station. Staff was super friendly. Breakfast was excellent with wide variety of options of cut meats, cheese and breads.
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The hotel was ok. Comfortable bed and good size for somebody who just needs to sleep well. Bathroom floors are heated ++ in my book. Buffet was good. Not much selection but Love the coffee machine. That alone is worth the price of the buffet.
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Front desk people are nice.
There was one lady staff (tall girl) she has best customer service
It was very clean and of excellent quality.
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Nice staff w nice lobby and bar
It was charming.
large room. excellent staff. clean.
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Location, Staff, Lobby. The hotel lobby with bar was a comfortable spot to sit after returning to the hotel in the evening. The Staff was very welcoming and friendly. The desk was occupied late at night which was helpful.
Location, friendliness of the front desk women.
Location and good beds
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Top Tips
- Book your Munich hotel at least 3-6 months in advance for major events like Oktoberfest (late September to early October) or Christmas markets (late November to December), as rates can rise over 50% and minimum stays of 2-3 nights may apply. Always check rate and stay rules on your confirmation to avoid surprises.
- Choose your hotel location with your priorities in mind: Altstadt/Marienplatz places you within 300 m of top sights, while Hauptbahnhof gives direct S-Bahn access to the airport in 45 minutes. If you prefer vibrant nightlife, explore Schwabing; for museums and galleries, Maxvorstadt is within walking distance of the Kunstareal district.
- Check cancellation and payment policies before booking, as hotels may pre-authorize your card or request deposits, especially for busy periods. For bookings during major festivals, always confirm the refund window, as many rates are non-refundable or have strict advance cancellation deadlines.
- Carry your valid passport or EU national ID for hotel registration, as German law requires all guests to show and at times allow a copy of ID at check-in. Expect a local city tax (Kurtaxe) of €1-€3 (approx. $1.09-$3.26 USD) per person per night added to your bill.
- Respect quiet hours (Ruhezeit) from 22:00 to 06:00, and often between 13:00 and 15:00 daily. Maintain low noise in rooms and corridors, as violations can result in hotel warnings or extra charges.
- In Munich, tipping is customary: round up your taxi fare, leave 5-10% cash for restaurant staff (about €2-€5 on a €50 meal or approx. $2.17-$5.43 USD), and budget €1-€2 per night (approx. $1.09-$2.17 USD) for hotel housekeeping. Always tip staff directly in cash, as tips are not usually added to your hotel bill.
- Munich’s MVV system connects all major neighborhoods by U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram, and bus; the Munich Card or MVV day pass offers unlimited rides for about €14-€18 (approx. $15-$19.60 USD). Check at reception for a map, nearby station (most central hotels are within 500 m of a station), and ticket advice.
- Official check-in usually opens at 14:00-15:00 and check-out is typically 11:00-12:00. Ask your hotel about early check-in, late check-out, or secure luggage storage if arriving early or departing late, as many 4-star hotels offer this at no extra cost if space allows.
- Use your in-room safe for passports, electronics, and extra cash, and secure your luggage with lockable zippers. While Munich’s crime rate is low, pickpocketing can occur at busy sites such as Marienplatz or on U-Bahn trains, so stay alert in crowds.
- If driving, confirm parking availability and costs before arrival, as central Munich hotels typically charge €20-€35 per night (approx. $22-$38 USD) and spaces are limited. For city driving, your rental car needs a green Umweltplakette (low-emission sticker), so verify this with your provider.
- Learn a few German phrases like "Guten Tag" (hello) and "Danke" (thank you), as these are appreciated even though most hotel staff speak English. Direct, polite communication is valued, so ask for help or clarification when needed.
- Request accessibility features (step-free access, elevators, vibration or visual alarms) or extras like baby cots before arrival. Older hotels, especially in the Altstadt, may have limited step-free access, so verify details in advance.
- Check recent guest reviews for details about Wi-Fi speed, noise levels, and elevator access, especially in heritage hotels that may have narrow stairs or small elevators. If accessibility is a concern, confirm the presence of ramps or step-free entry before booking.
- Explore local hospitality by staying in a Gasthaus, pension, or boutique hotel in Haidhausen or Neuhausen. Many offer homemade Bavarian breakfasts featuring Weißwurst, local breads, and fresh fruit; ask if included, as breakfast rates vary from €10-€24 per person (approx. $11-$26 USD).
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