This hotel is absolutely awesome! Ivan and Antoinette are the absolute best hands down! Friendly,…read more knowledgeable, and extremely helpful. This is my first time to Germany and I could not have asked for more. Breakfast is great and the Biergarten is fantastic! I highly recommend you check this place out when in town.

After spending 4 nights at this hotel, it will certainly be my go-to hotel in Ingolstadt for the…read moreforeseeable future. Its location is excellent, just north of the CBD with all of its shops, restaurants and the river to walk along. About 10 minutes by taxi from the Hbf, and a bit closer to Nordbahnhof. Just across the street from the main bus station. Check in was quick and friendly. English is okay, but not great. Knowing a bit of German seemed to help a lot, but my colleague (who knows no German) survived just fine. My room was of great size, overlooking a school (so no great view, but quiet at night). Bed was very comfortable. WiFi was free, but inconsistent. It became VERY slow after work (6-11pm), but at other times was quite fast. Breakfast was large and good, and included in the price. Parking is affordable - the lot is small and tight, but that's Europe for you. I did not try the bar/restaurant.

Very nice small hotel in Ingolstadt. Close to center of town…read moreand local shopping and attractions. The rooms are very clean and modern. Nice bath rooms with great water pressure and built in hairdryer. Love the environmentally friendly wall mounted shower gel and liquid hand soap dispensers however if you need conditioner and lotion bring your own Breakfast is served buffet style and plentiful. Minibar is well stocked and super affordable. Overall very enjoyable stay. Only room for improvement: the pillows are filled with some foam that feels like cotton candy, bath towels are thin and rough. Be aware Germans love fresh air and room service tend to open your windows to " air out" unless there is a raging snow storm outside! Double beds have two sets of pillows and duvets as well as two separate mattresses, old world German style no wonder birth rates are declining... This probably won't be counteracted by the all over display of art canvases featuring scantily clad ladies. We had to giggle at this amateur art work. I'm by no means prude but even my dad had to agree that it was strange that I should have to sleep under an image of a half dressed sexy lady. Evidently there are no single women's rooms featuring hunky sexy men on display... Lol Still highly recommend

Very nice hotel in the center of Pfaffenhofen and perfect for visiting the area. The rooms range…read morefrom European small to American normal size. The beds were comfortable and the bathrooms nice sized. The hotel restaurants are generally packed and noted for good food but we never ate there because family events made us eat elsewhere. Generally hotel food in Europe is much better than the US. This is typically a businessman hotel and does not really cater to tourists who are not German but the staff speaks perfect English and super friendly. We had to change rooms because the AC was not working and no problem they did so right away even though because hotel was sold out the night before they cleaned a room quickly so we could move over. Nice! Only two recommendations if visiting and that is avoid getting a room facing the front of the hotel because car noise seems not stop and why we moved rooms. The only down side of our room 421 was the Internet was slow to non-existent. I would paying a little more and get the category room called "businessman room"

Wife and I stay here when we are transiting the Munich airport. A very fine hotel located super…read moreclose to the Munich airport. Just a short taxi ride away. Freising (fry sing) is a small town, untouched by WW II. The town and hotel were used by American forces as a headquarters after WW II. It is charming, easy to walk around and full of decent stores, shops and restaurants. Cobbled stone streets and clean as can be. The hotel is, likewise, clean and sited right in the middle of the main street. Very convenient for your explorations. The staff speaks excellent English and has been very accommodating as to directions and recommendations. Breakfast is served in their own dining room and you can either use the buffet itself, or special order eggs and some other custom breakfast items. You will need to eat lunch and dinner in the town.

This is a wonderful, clean and comfortable place to stay in the quaint Main Street in Freising near…read morethe cathedral. There are several dining and shopping establishments within walking distance. The staff members were very helpful and helped us with options to get quickly to the airport. The breakfast was delicious.

Nice clean and quite hotel 20 minutes outside of Munich…read more First, the hotel is not in the castle, there are two buildings across the castle which function as hotel. The rooms are clean and have a good size, they have a very clean design, not luxurious but functional. The castle holds a restaurant which has very good reviews. There are two more restaurants who serve traditional local food, and in this two restaurants they also serve the breakfast, which offers a large variety of food. From the nearby Village Petershausen you can take the train or "S-Bahn" to Munich (depending on the train it takes 20- 40 minutes to get to Munich central station)

Really good for a corporate event. The place is huge, with enough space in each room to comfortably…read morefit ~20 people. The service is impeccable (drinks in each room, coffee and cake all afternoon long, nice service at the buffet restaurant). The place itself is pretty amazing: you're lost in the Munich countryside, with green fields all around, but you still have an (amazing) beergarten in the castle, a bar, two restaurants, a football field, etc.

Do not stay here. It is a complete waste of money, and a really depressing experience. You're…read moreprobably comparing it to the Hilton at the airport, which looks more expensive but is actually a much better deal. This will cost €15 for a 10 minute cab (there is no hotel shuttle ) and you will be stuck in the middle of nowhere, only to discover that there is no room service and there is no restaurant except for the €40 buffet they offer for dinner. You're better off eating at the airport. My very grumpy cab driver was upset that I wanted to pay with a credit card, so I was dumb enough to give him a tip to make up for the inconvenience, making that an €18 waste. The only nice thing about this hotel was the young woman at the check-in counter, who told me that the price of the buffet is really ridiculous and she apologized for it. She suggested I download a local app called Lieferando, which is similar to Uber eats, and get some food delivered. I decided to skip dinner instead Then you get to your room, down a dark corridor, with no ceiling and a bunch of exposed ductwork and pipes and other things because the whole thing is under construction. How ironic that I could see all that ductwork, because the air conditioning doesn't work and the room is a little hotbox. I couldn't figure out why the air conditioning was set to such a ridiculously low temperature, 50°F until I realized that the last person here must've sweat through the experience as well. You think it would be easy enough to just open the window and solve the problem, except that the window has a sticker on it that says do not open, and it doesn't open anyway. I hope the construction project next-door is not supposed to be another one of these hotels, but that's what it looks like. And that's about all I can see, a giant construction project right outside my window, from the first floor, also overlooking the parking lot. To call this entire experience a disappointment would be an understatement . I'm trying to put it out of my mind and pretend it never happened, because it's an awful ending of an otherwise great trip. My layover between planes was from 18:30 on Monday until 14:30 on Tuesday. I thought I should stay close to the airport, but in hindsight, I either should have stayed right at the airport, at the Hilton, or stayed in Munich and taken the train to get there. All the other options would have been more pleasant and less expensive. I will never stay in this hotel, or this chain again. Spare yourself the unpleasant experience. For €191, I expected more.

Novotel Munich Airport is located 5 minutes from the Munich airport. We used Bus number 635 from…read moreterminal 2 to go to and from the airport. The bus stop is right outside the hotel so this was an excellent choice on our recent overnight layover in Munich. The hotel has a decent sized parking lot for people who are driving to the location. The lobby is well decorated and they have a restaurant in the lobby. We were checked in promptly on arrival and were given a room on the 2nd floor. The elevators are a bit small but we didn't have any luggage so that didn't really affect us. The rooms were very clean and the cozy. Even though we were right next to the airport but we were able to sleep comfortably through the night without hearing jets taking off and landing which usually is an issue for airport hotels. 4 star decent hotel with excellent pricing if you book through Expedia which I did.

A decent hotel in Ingolstadt. Very good breakfast with variety of food. Rooms are clean and big. I…read morereally engoyed the shower which was spacious. In the lobby there are big TVs and there is a bar where you can order beer until around 10:30 PM. Some of the receptionists don't speak English that well, but a basic German is enough to get a duplicate of your invoice :-)

A little disappointing. The property makes a high quality impression, but the staff is not at the…read moresame level. The property is beautiful. The restaurant has a chic decoration. Toilets are amazingly styled. It's a bit of a shame that a place located so beautifully, has no seating on the outside of the building, but the outside part of the hotel restaurant is in a courtyard. Yes the courtyard is pretty (I will add a photo), but it makes a 'closed in' feeling. We preferred to sit outside but the ashtray on our table was full and it gave off a dirty smell. We told the waitress but she said she couldn't smell it. We decided to sit inside. The ingredients are very fresh and of high quality. Unfortunately the kitchen staff put way, way to much salt into one of our main courses. I was a little surprised that the waitress (although she was super friendly and helpful) didn't know all the etiquettes of serving in an upscale restaurant like this. The first 10 minutes of our stay in the restaurant, a radio chanel was playing (including commercials), but was then switched off and no music was played any more. We received a free 'welcome from the kitchen', the internet was easy to connect to, and the toilets were clean.