This is an ok station, but the time I was there, trains were late (late in Germany - this hardly…read moreever happens!). Anyway, it gets packed - and while I have used Munich trains a lot, I can see that it might be confusing for visitors. There aren't really very clear instructions (though you can get English and other languages on the machines). The train is a wonderful option to get into the city, but I do recommend, if you haven't taken the train in Munich or aren't good at seeking out information alone, to read up first on the 'rules' to make sure you have a very smooth trip.

Due to covid, I wanted to reduce my exposure in transportation from Munich Airport to my hotel. I…read moretook a normal taxi and was charged 91 Euro (about $113). I learned too late that was twice the normal rate. Avoid these thieves and hire an Uber instead.

From the owner: Wir haben uns auf Flughafen Transfer spezialisiert…read more Vorbestellungen aller Art die zum oder vom Flughafen kommen werden übernommen. Transfer von 1 bis 7 Personen können mitgenommen werden. Bei uns steht Sicherheit und Pünktlichkeit ganz oben.

First time traveling on Turkish Airlines and I must say it was an excellent experience! Although…read morethe reason for our trip was a very sad one, Turkish airlines made it more comfortable. The food was tasty, the flight attendants were polite and we even got a little gift! A zippered cloth tote bag that contained tooth paste/brush/ eye mask/ slippers. And also I might add that the price for the flight was also reasonable. So don't hesitate to use this airline. They were awesome.

This is strictly a review for the ground crew and desk agents fro Turkish Airlines at MUC. We ran…read morethe gauntlet here at an unfortunate time (05:00h) two days ago, and it was not pleasant. Traveling on an international Business Class itinerary from MUC to TAV to SFO, we had to check in and check bags at least two hours prior to our 7:30am flight. Showing up at 5:15am, we rolled up to the business class line. The lady working there was definitely from the B team. Maybe the C team. Not what I'm used to while traveling on an insanely expensive ticket and using premium class lines. She was outright rude and unhelpful to the guy at the counter ahead of us while trying to (across language barriers) explain that his bags were overweight. With us, less rudeness, but extreme inefficiency. We simply had two bags to check and boarding passes to print. I had checked in online. She failed to tag our bags priority, which resulted in seriously insane bag delays the rest of the way on the line in SF (customs) and PDX (final destination). Oh wah - first-class problems, right? Well, priority bag handling is something you pay all that extra cash for when you buy biz class. We had to wait forever for their ticket counter security to clear our bags, while we watched numerous people come up, get bags checked and ticketed, and move on, all from the non-business-class line. She insisted in running our bags through oversize security when they're not even as big as the large size roller bags. Guess we should have just gone to the non biz class line? No apologies, no explanations, just gruff attitude and failure to get the basic details done. I travel a lot, and checking two bags/getting boarding passes is not a tough task to accomplish. Look, nobody is happy at 5:15am, but when that's your shift, wake up, get to work, and do your damn job. Even a little customer service goes a long way. And frankly, I wasn't even that bothered with it at the time, but as I waited interminably for my luggage in SF and PDX, I got more and more annoyed that she couldn't even get the basic tagging right. It added much clarity to my feelings about my whole situation here. I should add that our service aboard both flights from MUC to TAV and TAV to SFO was impeccable, and that Turkish business class in general is a 5-star experience. If they send their ticket agents to the same customer service school that their attendants go to, that would solve it.