Great hotel and location! The rooms are clean and efficient!! Staff are also very helpful!read more

On a last minute trip whim we decided to go to Munster. Surprisingly every hotel I contacted was…read moresold out. This was one of several that had a room and the plus was they allowed dogs. Really good location if you like shopping. Warning if you are here on a Sunday, almost everything is closed. There is a restaurant below one of the buildings that has an amazing happy hour with cheap cocktails and pizza. Plan at least one of your nights to end here.

We got a triple room for 3 nights. The last night was unusually warm, so beware as there is no fan…read moreor A/C. However, the showers has lots of hot water and the bathroom comes equipped with both soap/ shampoo and body lotion. There is a small in-room refrigerator. The room key and exterior door key take a little getting used to. The front desk staff is warm and friendly and allowed us to store our luggage for a few hours after checkout at no charge. Location is very close to the train station, but neighborhood can get rowdy. However, I never felt unsafe.

The hotel management and staff were exceptionally accommodating for our large group of students…read morestaying here for 5 weeks. Breakfast is an outstanding component of our stay here. There were several mix-ups regarding cost of breakfast, rooms, room payments, etc...BUT this was solely due to the University of Nebraska's contract travel agency, Fox World Travel...who seriously suck.

A bit of a walk from the town centre but one of the newest hotels in Muenster (which is a bit thin…read moreon hotels). Rooms practical, staff friendly. No a/c so can get very hot in summer. Breakfast good, join the free loyalty scheme and get 2 for the price of 1!

3.5 stars. Nothing…read morespecial but small cute hotel. Location is good. Very close to old town (center) and Hauptbahnhof (main train station). You can walk to both within 5-10 min. Breakfast was good but you can find fresh pastries and good coffee outside of the hotel very easily if you are not in the mood for buffet as it's a bit expensive (18 euro). No formal dinner menu but they offer free food in the evening from 18:30. Usually variety of salad, bread, cheese and dessert with a couple of hot dishes (pasta or etc). You can buy a beer and have full dinner actually. Bed was very comfortable and each room has Nespresso machine. Very friendly staff.

ausser architekten gefuehl kann man nur fuer zimmer bezahlen, was keine klima hat und beim auscheck…read moremanchmal 45 min dauert mit der karte zu bazahlen. die nehmen keine maestro karten! vorsicht!

Breakfast is awesome but always the same...restaurant menu for a 4 star is remarkably the same…read moreprice as outside restaurants. Beer is ok, not so much selection on tap....food is good. Fine dining extended restaurant Chelsea rosli is like $85 for 5 course meal, nice to look at but will be hungry.

I stayed here in January 2009. The hotel was clean and…read morespacious. It was located just off a main road and within the grounds of a park, where people liked to take a walk (I think I saw swans!). I had the Wienerschnitzel one evening which was A-OK, no complaints, though I could see where it could seem a little expensive if I were not on expenses, but I think this is attributable to all of Europe in general. I stayed just one night, driving back to a Marriott near Hamburg airport, which was cheaper, but probably not quite as nice. The staff all spoke very good English, which was great, because I didn't have the time or inclination to learn German. The only problem I had with language was asking for a receipt at a filling station, the german word for receipt is absolutely nothing like what is probably the etymologically French, English word

Very cool hotel with a very pleasant and helpful check-in staff. Lilia was super nice and welcoming…read moreand when I got back to the States and needed help getting a copy of the folio from my stay, she not only remembered me but personally got involved to make sure I got the information I needed. The hotel has a modern deconstructed kinda vibe going on. Pretty different than what we have in the States and certainly has a lot more character than a typical chain hotel. The location was nice, clean and safe. There was plenty of parking right outside. There was a restaurant and bar right there on the property and the buffet breakfast was awesome. Overall, just a very cool experience and if you're looking to stay in a hotel that's different than the same ol' same ol', I would highly recommend staying there.

First of all, use "Grevener Str. 91" for your GPS. Otherwise you won't find it!…read more This new hotel (144 rooms) built at a former brewery is still in the beta phase. Some outside construction was visible, and parts aren't fully finished (some lamps missing, limited outside signs). The main entrance was difficult to find,not much parking (didn't see the underground parking that supposedly exists). But the staff was very friendly, the reception area very nice and the rooms well furnished with a large bed, large bed, and flatscreen TV. The overall modern design in the old building could best be described as "half-finished" (but on purpose in an artsy way). A bit expensive, since you're not paying for location (the city center is 2 km away). Advance (non-refundable) bookings are available at lower prices. Overall nice atmosphere, but the final construction kinks need to be worked out.