This is a very nice small pension with friendly personal. The breakfast is very healthy…read more(buffet-style with bio-quality). Because of the flexibility of the owners we could stay in a double room together with two young children (they put us exta-matresses in the room). We had a very pleasent stay there.

This was a really neat place. It's a bit different than your usual hotel experience, of course,…read morebut I'd definitely stay here again. To check in, we visited Cafe Pini, which was in the same building. There, we were given a sealed envelope with a letter and two keys. This felt a bit awkward to me, but only because I had forgotten about this instruction in a prior e-mail I'd received, and therefore wasn't expecting it. The rooms and bathrooms were clean. Decoration varied. One room was more modern, another was completely...bizarre, to be honest. It made me feel like I was living in an antique shop. I appreciated the unique atmosphere. (The bathroom was completely modern, and even included shampoo, soap, shoe horns and shower caps.) Great location. There were a lot of restaurants, cafes, bars in the area that were very much worthwhile. You could also walk to the main attractions (Marienplatz) easily if you wanted to. There's also access to public transportation very close by. The breakfast was included, and was very good. The spread wasn't obscenely large, but the food was delicious, as was the coffee (French Press, made fresh!!!) The very nice lady who ran the breakfast sliced fresh ham as soon as she noticed it was getting low, and checked in to make sure you had everything you needed. Additionally, the atmosphere of the breakfast was very nice. Quality tablecloths, matching china...very fancy.

We picked the Hotel Schlicker for its proximity to the Marianplatz and its Christmas Market. Sure…read moreenough it was only a block away which means it was only a 2 blocks to the S-Bahn. Very easy to get to from the Munich Airport. Staff spoke English and German. Rooms are clean and cozy, plenty big enough for 2. The included buffet breakfast was excellent included eggs, sausages, fruits, breads/croissants, etc. You could also order coffees, including mochas and lattes, and hot chocolate. Great way to start the day. Our favorite part was the cookies and pretzels they left throughout the day. Every time we came back to the hotel we grabbed a few cookies. Delicious!

The front desk people here were so kind and helpful, the rooms were small but beautiful, the…read morebreakfast was delicious with lots of variety, and best of all... They had air conditioning! It seemed pretty pricey to me - over 500 Euros for 3 nights - but since I'm an American who is used to having A/C in every building all the time, it was definitely worth the cost so that I could enjoy my few days in Germany (after suffering through a day or two in an un-air-conditioned AirB&B). Besides, this hotel is in walking distance from many wonderful attractions and restaurants in Munich, so its cost is absolutely justified! Will definitely stay there again if and when I return to visit Munich :)

Stayed here on a tour, no complaints, nice rooms, hard working staff, excellent breakfastread more

7/6/2024 - flew in to Munich and took the S-Bahn from the airport to about 200 yards away from…read morethe hotel. There is an elevator but you have to walk up about 10 steps to get there. There is only 1 elevator in the hotel. breakfast Buffett is 15 euro or about $17 US dollars. Will check it out Sunday. You are about 1/4 mile away from the center of Munich which is the starting point for your fun, the MarienPlatz. Will add photos of the hotel later. Starting with 1 star. Breakfast is limited, no hot foods. Just cold cut meats, breads and cheeses with coffee and juices. Photos below. A total of 5 stars. Anytime I required more towels or anything at the lobby I was given it. Only issue was my shower leaked into the bathroom floor. A few towels to stop it and I was good to go. Just about 5 minute walk to the U-barn and 10-15 minutes to Marie Square. Easy and fast. Also, 10 minute walk to the outdoor market as well. Off to Switzerland soon. Have fun.

Nice location close enough to walk all over, quiet enough to rest. Excellent breakfast spread…read more Second time here. We had a"family room" with total of 3 beds. One toilet, 2 showers. Would stay again. Good price for what you get

Awesome location. Picked it because it was close to the English Gardens and in walking distance of…read morethe Marienplatz! The staff was helpful and friendly. The breakfasts were traditional and good. The hard boiled eggs were excellent lol. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Only thing is there was no AC. Luckily it was in the 60's and 70's while we were in town. Thanks again. We hope to be back in the future.

Decent hotel in walking distance from a lot of worthwhile spots to visit your first time in Munich…read more Marianplatz, brauhaus, shopping, museums. Very pretty breakfast dining room that's shared with what I was told is a really good Italian restaurant. The hallways are a little dingy but the rooms are comfortable, if a little dated. Would recommend as a middle of the road hotel to stay in.

Other than a good location this is only a two star hotel. Small dingy rooms , a few of our towels…read morewere torn, and the staff at the front desk was mediocre especially the older female clerk.

I wasn't staying at the Hotel but my friend was here and we visited to meet with her. The property…read moreis very nicely located in a high-end part of Munich. As is usual for a full service hotel, they have people outside to welcome guests and a whole bunch of people in the lobby to help with registrations and such. In the lobby is the most amazing display of candy truffles. They're not cheap but they are absolutely amazing. Well worth it. And I don't know exactly how much they are but they are delicious. A perfect gift if you need one. Service at the front is impeccable. And while it's not my own experience, my friend said that her stay at the hotel was excellent. [Review 12004 overall, 1787 of 2019.]

I was very unimpressed with this hotel. From start to finish…read more It is in an excellent and very posh location - with a Bvlgari literally attached. It's across from Cartier and there is a Van Cleef across the street. There is some seriously high-end shopping available on the Maximilianstraße where this hotel is located. As always, the doormen and valets were awesome and the gal who checked us in was a sweetheart. That is where the good stops. The room had an odd layout and not all the light switches worked. There were no luggage racks for our suitcases and we had to ask several times. There were no sheets on the bed, only one cover and the beds were REALLY hard and uncomfortable. The turndown service consisted of water by the bedside but they didn't give us any so we had to call down and ask for it. They also didn't put a Do Not Disturb sign in our door so we were woken by staff early in the AM our first day in Munich. Not good. The in-room entertainment didn't work, the tv remote barely worked and the english option didn't work at all so it was useless. It also seemed really outdated. We had dinner in the bar/restaurant downstairs which is not cheap and the waitress was a smartass with me when I asked a question about one of the appetizers and wanted her to explain to me exactly what was in it. She acted like I was an idiot and I had to correct her. She apologized and was very polite afterwards but it really irritates me when staff at a fancy hotel act snobbish. The included breakfast was decent - with a lot of options - so I was happy with that and the concierge desk was very friendly and helpful as well. The room was not comfortable, low on amenities, needed some updates, and I wasn't impressed. This was one of my least favorite hotels. As far as location to restaurants, shops, and some sights, it's great. But for the price. It wasn't worth it.

A complete and total gem! We booked a family room for one night but ended up staying two due to an…read moreemergency and rerouted trains. They welcomed us back as old friends and gave us a discounted rate for the second night booked on the fly. Quiet street with beautiful historic buildings, short 5-minute walk to Theresienwiese subway station, 15-minute walk to main train station Munich HB. Superior decor, comfortable bedding, AC that works and is quiet! Terrific breakfast and lovely, friendly staff. Five stars all the way around from us.

We spent a night in room # 11 last week. It's small but we knew that as we've stayed in that room…read morebefore and really spent very little time at the hotel other than sleeping. The bathroom is small -- beware of that. The room had an old (small) CRT old-style TV which was a bit surprising since I've read that some of the rooms have been recently renovated. Other than those two things we had no complaints about the room. Breakfast was great as usual although the coffee is kinda weak. All hotel staff we met were as always charming and pleasant. While Uhland is a bit far from the centrum of Munich with bikes (which we brought) get you into town quickly. Free parking and the lack of hustle and bustle of the surrounding neighborhood make this hotel our go-to place for Munich.

We stayed here one night and were quite happy with the experience, especially considering the…read moreaffordable price. The rooms are rather small but efficiently furnished. They appear to have been recently refurbished and feel clean and fresh. The breakfast buffet was great. There is no air conditioning and no room service. The hotel is two blocks from Theresienstrasse U-bahn station (on the U-2 line). We have also had friends and family stay here and everyone has seemed pleased. The four stars is for the quality in relation to the price.

Looking for a safe, convenient hostel in Munich? I definitely always recommend staying at a…read moreWombats if you can find one. Not only are the rooms safe and spacious but they have all the amenities you need and no age restrictions. They have a happy hour for their bar, breakfast, lockers, easy location from train stations, and spacious hostel rooms. I really liked this hostel in Munich so I stayed here twice when coming to Germany and leaving back to home to California. Definitely a must stay!!

The hostel was okay. The pictures definitely made it seem nicer than what it is. Upon arriving, I…read morenoticed they were out of toothpaste when a guest asked if they had any available or for purchase. I had to run out and do a tour, but when I came back I wanted to take a shower. I asked if I could get a towel and how much it would cost. The front desk lobby mentioned that they do provide them free-of-cost, but that they were out. This was rather striking considering they offer lodging and washing rooms. I also had to wait until 2pm for check-in, but when going to my shared room, I had to put on the bed sheet and pillow case. I've only stayed at one other hostel, but the experience was more pleasant elsewhere.

I mean it really felt like staying at an amazing hotel where you truly feel so special. So this…read morehotel is located in the heart of Munich literally right by the Marienplatz. The customer service was extremely professional and fantastic. The room was immaculate and comfortable. The mattress was definitely one the best I have slept on in hotels and toiletries were top notch. Super clean. The lobby is stunning and so inviting. The roof top is a great spot to see the city and if you can enjoy their afternoon tea it's great and definitely great way to unwind the afternoon. Also Matsuhisha restaurant by Nobu has fantastic sushi. Overall great staff running a great show. It was my first time staying with them definitely they made it memorable. You truly are getting everything and more for what you are paying.

Make sure you make a reservation at the rooftop if you are not a guest at the hotel to be able to…read morecheck out these stunning views of downtown Munich! This rooftop by far has the best views of the city. The rooftop on top of the hotel is called Munich Sushi Club - you can dine up here but we just came for drinks. Cocktails are €20 each - on the pricey side but for these views it's worth it.