The best I found in this hotel is the server named DIMITRIOS! He works in the restaurant that…read moreserves good breakfast selections and is there everyday to greet us in our daily breakfast. He is an asset to NH Hotel, very accommodating and helpful to us being tourists in München . He is the 5 stars and the hotel I give it 4 because of the WiFi connection being weak. Other than that, all is well in NH Hotel!

I was really impressed with this hotel! We were in town for Oktoberfest and booked a bit late, so…read morewe had to stay outside the city a bit. The train was only a quick 15 minute walk (or 4 Euro Uber ride) away. The rooms were clean, modern, quiet and comfortable. I heard zero noise from other rooms. The internet worked decently (not fast by any means but good enough). The staff was friendly and the food was decent at the restaurant. There's also a cute little Italian restaurant across the street! I'd definitely stay here again!

If I could give this place 6 stars, I would. Located in the town of Rottach-Egern on the lake…read moreTegernsee, this is pure luxury in a very relaxed surrounding. The town is a bit of the playground for the rich and famous and is lined with boutiques, antique shops, art galleries and fashion galore. This hotel is home to the only three Michelin star restaurant in Bavaria and unfortunately, it was closed for annual holidays during our visit. That alone will bring me back here again. There are three other restaurants here and a nice lobby bar. There is a spa here that is huge and very well equipped. There are multiple sauna & steam rooms (note: this is a nude area only), swimming pool with a kids pool, hot and cold tubs, relaxation room, a library, a cafe, big gym, yoga/aerobics room and, a full service spa with a large menu of treatments. I absolutely loved the spa and saunas. You can also go to the spa for day use but, you need to book it in advance, if you are not staying at the hotel. The rooms are very well appointed and functional. The beds are super comfortable and some of the rooms have a balcony. The bathrooms are well appointed and you get all the supplies you need in there. Attention to detail is very good. If you want English paper in the morning it's not a problem. Our room also had a tablet that you could use to order food, book spa and restaurants, information, extend or change your reservation and request late checkout. It was a wonderful addition to the room. Wifi was great and available everywhere in the hotel. Pets are allowed for an extra charge and they had a bed and a big bowl of food waiting for the arrival of Samy, our dog. His eyes were lit up the moment he walked into the room ;-)) Note that dogs are not allowed in the restaurants and the spa area. Dog sitting services are available on request and can be booked at reception. The thing that made this place super special for me was the service. It was fantastic and the staff were so welcoming and friendly. This was common throughout the hotel and the restaurants. That alone will bring me back here. The finest service I have experienced in a hotel in Germany to date. We loved it and whilst it's not cheap, I would come back here in a heartbeat. Such places are hard to find in Europe. The overall experience made us want more and we almost considered extending for another night, however, our schedule did not permit it.

Excellent gourmet cusine at the Althoff Seehotel restaurant! All fresh baked bread, lovely…read moreselection of olive oil, and freshly prepared seasoned food. Definitely will return.

I stayed here this past summer/fall while in Munich and had a nice stay. The hotel is conveniently…read morelocated next to the subway/tube/underground/metro/train (whatever you would like to call it!) and some shopping to- food, clothing like H&M, ATMs and more. The hotel had a WONDERFUL full spread breakfast, with all types of meats and cheeses, breads, eggs, cereals, fruits and veggies, and even baked beans, which as an American, I loved. They even had individual nutella packages. Bedrooms were good sized and had separate beds, something I find hard to come by in some European hotels. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. The concierge was friendly and helpful with our requests for information on activities in the area. I would stay here again if in this part of Munich!

It's a nice place. Modern. Clean. Simple and efficient. Close to a shopping center. Close to the…read moreconference center. And next to my corporate office here in Munich... It will become my regular hotel, from now on. Love it/

This was a great hotel, it was my starting and ending point for an Eastern Europe tour. Early check…read morein was amazing. Room was nice, good size. Bed very comfortable.. elevators were fast..always a plus. Breakfast buffet was very good, lots of options and a coffee machine like many European hotels.. lots of options- latte, cappuccino etc Bar area was a perfect hangout for all of us, the bartender was interesting. He would say the bar closes at 10 and then let other guests I to sit and drink. He had a few confrontations with different guests. Very odd.

3.5 stars Stayed at this hotel during Oktoberfest. This…read moreplace is about a 35 minute ride from city center. Very easy to access off of public transportation. Note, make sure not to walk on the bike paths because this city is very bike friendly and bikers don not like people in their dedicated lane. They spoke English at the front desk and were dressed in traditional dress for Oktoberfest. The beds were comfortable and the room was adequate in size. The only thing that I didn't like was that if you opened the window, that the smoke from smokers from in front of the hotel reaches the room and makes the whole room smell like smoke. The elevators are also on the small side.

Fantastic service, peaceful comfortable rooms & a WONDERFUL restaurant as well! Highly recommend…read morethe Pike-Perch plate

BEWARE of their no cancellation policy. My husband needs…read moreto go to St. George clinic for medical treatment and we had a problem with his passport so couldn't make the trip on the time scheduled. We were offered no refund Or credit for future stay. I let them know two weeks in advance we would need to reschedule. The owner is rude and heartless. The owner told me he didn't have to give us a refund.

This place was a great surprise on our recent trip to Bavaria and Tyrol. We booked at the last…read moreminute and were lucky to have landed in this clean and comfortable and friendly place. Our family--adults and children--could have stayed in the indoor and outdoor pools forever, enjoying the jets and currents and ambiance. The food was also fresh and delicious, and the breakfast was abundant. The rooms were comfortable and clean. Dinner at the Italian restaurant, Il Cavallo, was fun, with lake views and views of the horse ring! A summer visit to Chiemsee, with a stay at Gut Ising, is a wonderful getaway close to Munich.

Exactly four star place. Cery good food, absolutely 6 star breakfast. Typical Bavarian kitchen,…read moreeverything fresh and tasty. Rooms quite nice, but some of them less functional. Mine was actually pretty cold when I got in and had to ask for additional radiator. But service was super nice and forthcoming :) They have lot of activities around, sports and spa. Good place for a company offsite or family weekend escape.

When I was in Germany on a business trip, I asked my coworker to take us out to dinner in a good…read moretraditional German restaurant. It seems that the city we were in was a small town and there weren't a lot of dinning options, unless we drive into the city (Munich). I was pretty tired with jet lag, so instead of a 45 minute drive, he suggested we come here instead. The restaurant is actually located inside a hotel. From the looks of it, it seemed like a pretty pricey joint. As we proceeded inside the restaurant, I noticed that most of the restaurant patrons were..shall we say elderly? They were dressed up real nice which made me feel kind of out of place since I was only wearing a t-shirt. The decoration seem nice and elegant, which explains the ages of the guest. But its nice to be dinning in a place like this once a while. The menus were in both German and English, however, I still have no idea which ones would be considered a traditional German dish. So I had to ask my coworker and he suggested I get the Spanferkel, or Suckling Pig. It sounded delicious and I was so glad I went with it. The dish had crispy skin on the outside, and inside the pork was cooked very nicely. It was juicy with a lot of flavors. And the sauce served with the dish was rich and yummy. As for the drinking choice for the evening, I had to go with ordering a beers while I am in Germany. The waiter suggested I go with their house brew beer Brau Weisse. As it turns out, the entire establishment is a family owned business. The same family who owns the hotel, also owns this restaurant and the beer brewery located on the same property. And the waiter said they paid a lot of attention to their business. They are constantly on the property managing their business. Sure enough, moments later a woman walked by our table, asked us about how's everything so far with a big smile. Even though I felt like I was dinning in some German grandparents dinning room, the food and service was excellent. The dishes we order might be a bit expensive by me, but i had a great time and enjoyed my dinner and beer a lot. And I was very glad to be able to experience some German culture.

Wonderful. Just simply wonderful. The Brauereigasthof Aying has always been a great location with…read moreimpeccable service and fantastic food. They had a beer sommelier for quite a while that helps you figuring out what of the fantastic (Family run) Ayinger brewery beers goes best with your dish. And now - for the last 6 months (approx) - they have a new chef that whips out even better food than the predecessor. WOW. Seriously impressed.

This Marriott Bonvoy hotel is conveniently located in Arabellapark, across from the Westin…read more It was chosen for us by our group tour organizer. Luckily, our rate included the breakfast buffet, which featured a variety of hot and cold items, German breads, and juices. Otherwise there's no dining option available (unless you count Starbuck's). Fortunately ample dining choices are available nearby. There is no concierge available, though there was a person staffing an information booth. The healthy juice available at the registration counter was a nice touch. The room was comfortable with alot of wardrobe space and seating areas. Found an English station on our last night. Loved the balcony though there was an opening in the screen (for pidgeon deterrence). The pool and spa on the 22d floor features a relaxing atmosphere and picturesque view. It is known as the highest spa in Munich. I'd choose to stay at this property again.

Changing my review. I've stayed here a lot recently on business. This visit is an absolute…read moredisgrace. Should not be associated with a major chain. No front desk staff at all when we arrived. Yey lots of lazy staff doing nothing. The hotel is filthy. Housekeeping not stocking, that was my complaint last week. This week we have a snow storm. Clean the sidewalks so customers don't slip. It's stopped snowing. No effort to clear or clean. So bad Adding to this review as I'm here again. A bad snow storm and a rail strike so rooms are hard to find. I'm currently waiting for my room to be changed. It sounds like I'm in the middle of a wind tunnel. Crazy loud. It only stops if you open the balcony door but it's cold so that's not happening. This was my final chance for this hotel. Marriotts are not common in Munich so not a big selection and they are in awkward areas.