I am grateful that they had room for 5 night for me during Oktoberfest but whether this is a good…read moreor bad thing, I'll let you decide. My staying here had nothing to do with Oktoberfest as I actually lived in Munich and was relocating to South Africa with my family. The airline screwed up the reservations for our dog so I had to stay behind with baby and dog, and the airline found a room for 5 nights for us here. I completely agree with the former reviewer: rooms were clean but oh so small. I have a big dog and it was clear at once that the pet carrier couldn't stay in the room. We had to take it downstairs to be stored. The stroller had to be packed right behind the closed door otherwise I wouldn't be able to move about the room. And the decor, ugh! Uglè! Wirtshaus (Bavarian restaurant) style complete with wall to wall wood and beer banks/table. I'd much prefer having the space free. Breakfast was great the first day but then I realized on the 2nd day and the 3rd........that there was no variety at all and it became very boring. It's great if you're only staying one night. I skipped bfast the last 2 days of my stay and just ordered coffee in my room. The three stars is for the helpfulness of the staff. They kept my dog's air carrier, printed my boarding card for me and even lent me a charger for my cell phone. I think the airline paid €184 Euro a night for us during Oktoberfest but it certainly wouldn't be worth that any other time.

The hotel was average, small room and uncomfortable bed. My biggest issue was the location. We were…read moreon a tour, and basically dropped off at the hotel to fend on our own. Public transportation was .7 miles away and there are no shops and restaurants near the hotel. As most hotel restaurants are, theirs was overpriced with average food.

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/

I stayed one night before boarding a riverboat cruise in Regensberg. The staff was welcoming and…read morecourteous. The room was comfortable, clean and I felt safe. The surrounding area is bustling and diverse in people and businesses. I walked around seeking items I needed and found them in a short time visiting two stores. There were many middle eastern restaurants but I was seeking to experience my first German cuisine. It was dark around 6:00 pm but I felt safe as a single woman of 67.

Quick online check in and keys were ready when I came. Friendly multilingual personnel and clean…read moreroom! Despite of me staying on a low level floor facing street - no excessive noise were heard. Also great piano bar downstairs- live music, nice beer and staff!

Stayed here in 2024 and 2026 for an international cancer research convention. I enjoyed my stay…read moreboth times! Everyone is nice and helpful. Rooms are comfortable albeit warm in summer despite AC but I understand this is Europe. Pillows are way too soft but the mattress is great. I always sleep well. I love the breakfast. Location is super convenient for convention center. It's also close to the Riem Arcaden- great mall! The ubahn is right at the mall which takes you everywhere.

I had been searching for hotels near the Messe ICM (Congress Centre) for quite some time, and I…read moremust say that as I haven't been there before, it was quite confusing and difficult to book a hotel in Munich. My colleagues who had been there before suggested hotels closer to the city centre, which is quite a distance from the airport and from the Congress Centre. I opted to look for a hotel close to the Congress Centre, although even in my search for nearby hotels, I was quite surprised at the cost. Initially when I reviewed this hotel, each room was $600+/night which I felt to be quite ridiculous in price. I had compared the price to nearby hotels, and those sanctioned by our conference, whad had already been sold out. I decided to wait until the last minute, after searching multiple hotel sites, AirBnB etc, and finally got this hotel at a deal. Now here's my review of the hotel itself: To begin with, it is located at least 40 mins away from the airport, directly across from the Congress Centre. I had contacted the hotel in advance to ensure an early check in and other requests based on preferences, and received a message back stating that they would try to accommodate my requests. There is no hotel shuttle, and apparently Uber is not allowed on the Congress property. My colleague and I waited 40 mins for a shuttle from the airport to the ICM and were told thereafter that we were wasting our time and that the shuttle never comes! We decided to take a cab and were gouged at a price of 80 Euro one way. I finally made it my way to the hotel, and was greeted by the staff who were quite pleasant overall. However, despite my requests for a non-smoking and accessible room (as I had visitors who required this), I was led to a different room where my badge could not access, so I had the staff let me in. I called reception, where they confirmed they had given me the wrong room and to come back to reception. Thereafter, they changed my room again, although, this time to a room which was clearly a smoking room, and non-accessible, which was unfortunate for my colleague who was visiting me and required such accomodations. Unfortunately, there isn't much to do in the area at all. I located a nearby walking//biking trail and park approximately 4km away, and a small beach, which was quite nice. There is a mall (Riem Arcaden) approximately a 10 min walk away, with many stores, including a grocery store/supermarket, pharmacy and restaurants, including standard North American fast food. In order to get to the city centre, there is a train directly across the ICM which takes approximately 25 minutes each way. A cab/Uber was approximately $25 Euros each way. The room itself was pretty standard with two twin beds made into a double. I was a bit confused though, as there were only decorative shams and a decorative throw, rather than pillows and/or sheets. There was satellite tv in the room, as well as a coffee maker and complimentary water. The bathroom had a separate toilet and rainfall shower with separate shower head. There were standard toiletries provided. There was no iron or ice bucket in the room, thus I had to ask for these things. There are fitness facilities (see photos) which are quite nice, with 1 treadmill, a cross trainer, and stationary bike, with a weight system and free weights. There is a nice outdoor terrace with a sauna. The gym is only open from 6:30am-10pm however. There was no pool in the hotel. Interestingly, the fitness facility is actually located in the adjacent hotel, H2, which is the 'sister' hotel. My room was on the 4th floor of H4, thus I had to take the elevator down one floor, cross over to the other hotel, and go up a floor again. I did not try the hotel bar, but did order dessert from the attached restaurant/bar which was standard. The hotel staff were pleasant, although not all spoke English. Overall, my experience was quite good. It is conveniently located if you are attending the Congress; however, if you are looking to go exploring Munich, this is not ideal. I would recommend staying closer to the central station. Thanks for a great stay!

This is 3.5 out of 5, but closer to 3, than 4. Cheerful…read morefriendly service is a big plus, and so was a location very convenient to a train station. Services in the bar and restaurant were exceeding expectations. The price was fairly reasonable too. Enjoyed the sort of small courtyard for little wine and chat with F&F in the evening. Now, some negatives. Rooms were well sized and spacious, quite clean too, but old and require updating. The main issue is antiquated A/C system that doesn't work properly. This is not true A/C, more like fan that provides air flow, but doesn't really refrigerate an air inside the room. Interesting: we has exactly the same issue in June in Bologna, Italy where we stayed in June in Mercure. Also, it is busy location, so it was noisy in the mornings for light sleepers, like myself. We had to open windows just to sleep, and the morning noise woke me up. Finally, it is not a great area of Munich, at least on one side the neighborhood is a bit sketchy. Not horrible, bit still. If you walk in the opposite direction, it is convenient and easy walk to the center.

Great staff. The hotel was just a quick stop over stay for us, but it's well cared for. The rooms…read moreare clean, well appointed and reasonably sized, but the highlight was the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff.

So I read the reviews of this place and got a room NOT facing the trains.. problem is it is just…read moreas/if not louder on the other side of the building. At 4:30am the heavy equipment dealership next door opens their metal gate and starts taking in projects/deliveries. If the air conditioning worked properly in the room I wouldn't have cracked the window... The staff was super nice and did their best to help with what they had... Not a lot at their disposal though. We brought our 9 month old son and they went out of their way to get us a "baby bed," which was in actuality a laundry bin with a mattress in it. All well enough except the small room could not fit this... If the baby bed is in the room and the door is open you have to climb over the bed to get to the other side because Ibus is just about the most European, European hotel... Again doing the best with what they had... My only issue here was that we specifically asked "is there enough room for the baby bed?" We were assured yes, but this was not the case. Beyond this the people could not have been nicer. At breakfast they always did their best to accommodate our baby and us.. The front desk people always tried to put us in the right direction and give us instructions on where to go even though they're was no concierge. House cleaning was awesome as well. There were a couple of odd things that maybe corporate policies... I was on impressed by them. For example we ask where to go to dinner and they basically said the only good restaurant was the hotel restaurant.. Come on. In addition I came down to the lobby with a glass of wine and my phone to catch up on emails in was asked to leave because it was a working restaurant in the entire lobby was a place that you couldn't bring your own drinks to. The kid running the bar at 1 a.m. is not too blame but that is something that is totally ridiculous. I recently joined their rewards Club I don't anticipate becoming a top member by any means. Read into that as you will.

I travel frequently to Munich for work. The Ibis in Garching is located very close to my office. I…read morefind it clean efficient and well priced. The staff recognize me and call me by name; even though I'm only here about four or five times a year. It's these little touches that make it a hotel worth keeping. It is located in a growing business campus, that has amenities like food in the grocery store that are quite accessible during the week. Perhaps the only drawback is that on Sundays it is pretty dead around here. That's fine if you want peace and quiet and just want to get work done but but means you generally have to travel by U-Bahn or taxi to leave the area. This is not a super drawback because there's a U-Bahn/taxi station right next to the hotel. They offer free Wi-Fi in the hotel which is suitable for most purposes except extremely large downloads. For that you can purchase a premium service at six euros per day. Or just wait till you go to the office as I do. As for the restaurant on site it offers a surprisingly large array of menu items. The standard menu is also complemented with the daily specials pages. Perhaps not the cheapest restaurant around but all considered, if you have to travel and go somewhere else it works out to be a good value. So all in all I give this hotel four out of five stars. Please understand that in North America I am a devoted Marriott Hotel user but in Europe I have used many Ibis hotels in this ranks among the best of them for being clean convenient and value priced. Lastly there is an Ibis budget hotel next-door I've never stayed there but for the few extra euros I don't see why I would. The convenience of having the full-time hotel staff on the site is worth far more than a few euros; at least to me.

Very comfortable and uber clean hotel just a few U-Bahn stops away from the Marienplatz station…read more The location is ideal. A few minutes walk from the Nordfriedhof U-Bahn station. There's also a super-convenient market around the corner. The hotel looks like a polished business hotel. It's more than a business hotel. Our room was lux and super comfortable. The bed was so inviting and warm. I got a lot of much needed shut-eye time and short naps after a few weeks of touring Amsterdam & Cologne. A warm comforter was a delight to use.The bathroom has a nice rain shower feature, and a heated towel rack- perfect during cold winter days. There's a full size desk that's very useful in the small alcove size space near the bed area. The deluxe room is spacious and perfect for two visitors who expect larger North-American style hotel rooms. A small balcony was very pleasant to catch some fresh crisp cool air. The gym has state of the art modern equipment. I really enjoyed use of the treadmill and elliptical trainer. The gym is equipped with weight machines and free weights. In the lobby area, there's a small market-place type area to purchase snacks, bottled water, juices, sodas, beer and wine. The Pullman Munich is a terrific hotel!

Very friendly staff at the front desk. Rooms were very nice with a tasteful interior decor. I…read morestayed here 3 nights in a two room suite and everything in the suite was nice. I don't know too much about Munich but I thought location is very convenient as well. Also I would like to add that breakfast has plenty of items.

So we stayed here as it was way too expensive to stay within the city limits of Munich during…read moreOktoberfest. It was about an hour long train ride from downtown Munich, so it's not that bad. Plus it's really really close to the airport. So if you're only in town for Oktoberfest and then leaving then I suggest staying outside the city limits of Munich. The pros: -It was really cheap to stay here compared to any hotel or Airbnb in Munich -It is a set price for your stay so no hidden fees -The staff speak English -The accommodations were quite nice and reasonable for our party of two -The have beer in the vending machines -They make pizzas on-site -The Wi-Fi was reasonably fast -The water stayed hot for a long period of time -The beds were reasonably comfy and the room was super clean -It's only about an hour to Munich by train -It's only about a 20-30 € taxi ride from Munich (as of Sept 2015) -check in/out was easy -they have maps and things on getting around Hallbergmoos and which transportation goes where The cons: -This place really is out in the middle of nowhere -It's kind of creepy finding this place at night as you have to walk through fields that aren't well lit or on highways that also aren't lit -There are not a lot of places to eat and the grocery stores are about 10-15 mins from the hotel -The breakfast is an extra 10 € per person and it's definitely not worth the money as it's just dry cereal, fruit, coffee, juice and breads. I think they had hard-boiled eggs, but I forget. -lots of good stuff including beer and adult beverages in the vending machine -You have to catch a bus from the train station like 15 stops to get to the right stop -Not easy to find using Google Maps directions Overall I thought this place was awesome for only 59.00 € + the breakfast. Some people may not like the inconvenience of not being right in the heart of the big city and will pay more for convenience. The trains are hyper fast so I really didn't mind. We got a tourist 3 day train pass from the train station so all the public transportation is basically included for about 20 €. It was perfect during our stay for Oktoberfest and plus since it's one of the last stops on the train most of the drunk people had already gotten off and we were able to rest and relax in the B&B.