Stayed here for a few nights while we were in Munich. A solid hotel overall with clean rooms and…read morelocated in a relatively quiet location, but be sure to question any additional charges when checking out. PROS -Free wifi in room is solid. Good speed no problem uploading or downloading. -Rooms were clean & good sized, not too small -Decent location just off the subways stop and easy to get to downtown area by train. By foot it is doable but expect to be walking for a bit -Free coffee/expresso in lobby -Free ice cream and dessert snacks in the evening. -Location is situated next to a brewery and is very quiet during the evening CONS -First time we checked out for the first few nights we stayed, a miscellaneous 7 euros charge was due. No idea what it was for and front desk couldn't even tell us what the charge was for. Note that rooms were prepaid. -Second time we checked out for a last night in Munich, they tried to charge us again for the room even though room was prepaid. They definitely need a better sort of system to figure what's been charged and paid already. -Showers have no doors or curtains, so everytime we showered water would get all over the floor. Expect to dedicate one towel to drying the floor after each use. Not sure I got much else on this one. 'Til next time, cheers! 210/365

What a great find this little place was, after a long day on the train. Plus it is almost next…read moredoor to the Augustiner Brewery and dining halls. It is only 3 blocks from the Hauptbahnhof, and two blocks from the tram and S and U subways. The rooms, though small, are quite adequate, quiet, and safe, as well as clean. The breakfast is rather simple, but serves its purpose, but they have a great do it yourself coffee machine!!!! The beds are clean and comfortable, and the bathroom area large enough for two. I would stay again on my next trip!

I have been to this hotel for the first time, as it's close to the company I work for. Getting to…read morethe hotel from S-Bahn S3 or the Campeon is very close, even though you need to go through a partial rural area with no light in the night; so if you are thinking to go to Munich with S-Bahn and come back late in the night, you have to consider it, unless taking regular roads. The hotel is rather small in this village, but near a restaurant and if you go past the S3 line then you can find several other restaurants to eat good Bavarian food. This hotel looks like a typical mountain chalet, rooms are essentials, I was in a 2 bedrooms, with a TVLCD and free internet. About internet I have got access from one device only, so in case you have more than one device, be aware to register with the provided credentials the one that you want to use most, because only one device can use WiFi, all the other will not even when disabling the first one. The place is quite, it's next to some field on one side, a street in the front and it's not so far from the freeway. It's really a nice place to stay, because you are in a quite and not crowded area, but at walking distance from S-Bahn and freeway. Just one tip if you will arrive on a day later than 18:00 you must inform the owner, as they won't be there for registration. In such case there is a security box in the main entrance with keypad; they will leave your keys inside that box, so that you can get access to your room without their presence.

This hotel is delightful! It's a quaint, family-owned bed & breakfast that is perfect for those who…read morewant to be close to the Munich City Center without having to be right in the middle of the hustle and bustle. Transportation is right next to the hotel, and you can get from the hotel to the Marienplatz in about 40-45 minutes. The price made it well worth the distance. We were in Munich during Oktoberfest, so hotel prices were astronomical, but Hotel Erber was the hotel of sanity because for less than $190 US per night, I was able to get a triple with free daily breakfast included. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and recently renovated. The staff were wonderfully cheerful and kind. And the daily breakfast included a nice variety of choices, from eggs, to cereal, to charcuterie. And bottomless tea and coffee right there, included in the price! This is a big deal because there is nothing worse than waking up after Oktoberfest and having to go out and find some coffee in a language that is not my strength. But since the coffee, tea, and breakfast were all right there in the hotel, I could shamble out of my room and have all the breakfast there waiting for me! There is also a dinner menu for purchase with a wide variety of Bavarian specialities, including a list of local Bavarian beers, too! The restaurant is great for hanging out at night and sampling some local flavors just steps from your room. If I am ever lucky enough to return to Munich, I hope I will be lucky enough to stay at Hotel Erber again. I HIGHLY recommend this hotel!

After nearly a week of traveling across Europe in tiny cramped and dank hotel rooms that were rated…read morefour stars, the 25Hours Hotel in Munich stole the show. The room was large, completely refurbished, posh (very hipster), and suuuuuuper clean. Scent of the room was filled with fresh pine which must have recently been installed as the focal walls. Just wanted to soak it all in. The room and the hotel was full of amenities too. They have Wi-Fi hotspots that you can take for your adventures, bags to carry with you, bike rentals, amazing restaurants, and super friendly and informative staff. The whole place was just a quirky little adventure right down to the typewriters in the hallways where you could craft and leave all kinds of correspondence. And you simply couldn't get a better location. We were about a block and a half away from the main train station. Not too far from the main bus station, and less than a 10 minute walk to Marienplatz where we did most of our exploring. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

25hours is between a boutique and medium-sized hotel. It's perfectly located next to the central…read moretrain station (Haupbahnhoft) and about a 10 minute walk from the main pedestrian drag that takes you to Marienplatz. While some of the surrounding streets seem a bit sketchy, don't be deterred and be sure to try out some great restaurants nearby (Irmi, Schiller Haus, etc). This hotel is beautifully decorated and has amazingly helpful staff. Rooms are on the small side, but the hotel offers a nice sauna to relax in. While there is a gym, I would barely call it such as the only piece of equipment is an elliptical and a couple of yoga mats. Stay for the cool feel and location. If back in Munich someday, I'd stay there again.

It's centrally located, you can walk from the Marienplatz train stop, lots of food locations…read morenearby, steps away from Viktualienmarkt. It's a bit of an older hotel but the service is friendly, well maintained, they have daily breakfast with a variety of fresh breads, assorted fruits, deli meats, pickled vegetables, eggs, and sausages. Coffee, teas, are offered upon seating. Rooms are clean and comfortable and have A/C.

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!

Overall, this is a pretty good hotel. It is very convenient to the Munich airport and is on the…read morenorth side of the city. It feels like it was built within the last couple years and has plenty of parking. When we arrived, there was a little bit of a wait for a check-in, but only because, two taxis arrived at the same time that we pulled up. We had a car and parking was very easy. There was also no charge for parking, which is kind of rare. The hotel is in a large U shape and is a arranged across three floors. We had a reserved a twin room, but the other person in our party had reserved a king room. When we asked if they could locate rooms next to each other because we wanted to be close, they tried their hardest to find them as close as they could. they had free breakfast in the morning and it had quite a variety with meats, cheeses, fruit, pastries, very sweet, waffles, juice, and coffee. I'm sure there were many other options as well, but I cannot remember. The rooms were incredibly clean. The elevators came quickly. And it was a good stay. My only complaint was that it was New Year's Eve, and they allowed a dozen people to set off fireworks in the parking lot. It was quite inconvenient to have fireworks go off when you're staying at a hotel near an airport, where people have early flights. It also just seems weird to allow fireworks to go off near an airport but maybe that is just me. Anyway, I would stay again, if flying in or out of Munich airport.

Very easy campsite to reach following the instruction from their website (S2 to Untermenzing and…read morethen bus 164 to Obermenzing Campsite stop). The only negative is that the noise from the freeway behind the site can be very loud. The folks are very nice and also speak English. The hot water is very hot, they have a stove for cooking, vending machines and a store/bar. The bathrooms are industrial and clean and the site very large so if you don't want to camp near others, it is possible here. You also leave some form of id until you pay your bill upon leaving.

4.5 stars but I'll raise it to 5. I was pleasantly surprised by this Residence Inn. While the ones…read morein the States aren't terrible, this one in Munich generally surpassed those in the US. I stayed in a "superior" studio. The accommodations was roomy and had a small kitchen that I did not take advantage of (save for the utensils and the mini-fridge). Overall, the room was very clean and tidy. The bathroom was fine, with a nicely-sized shower that felt like it was first built in the 90's, but maintained and operated decently (good water temperature and pressure). Although there was no drinking water in the room or floor, you were given a carafe to get water downstairs in the lobby. The hotel is directly connected to Courtyard by Marriott - easy to confuse both places. The reason why the line at the concierge desk was longer was because of all the silly Courtyard guests confusing this hotel with theirs. Anyway, the concierge staff was friendly and efficient. The lobby is small but decently maintained. There's a play room for the kids too. The only issue I had was that the concierge desk closed in the evenings and if you needed assistance, you'd have to go next door to the Courtyard desk. I can see the efficiency in that but the optics... What bumped this up to a 5 was breakfast. I wasn't expecting much, but the breakfast blows away any Residence Inn breakfast in the US. Buffet breakfast included a wide variety of hot breakfast options such as sausage, ham, bacon, scrambled eggs, fried eggs, potato rosti, pancakes, etc. You could also choose from a variety of breads and baked goods, along with fruit, yogurt and cold cuts. The operating hours for breakfast were extensive as well, as I went as early as 6:15 am and as late as 10 am. Breakfast was included for Residence Inn guests, but if you wanted in as a Courtyard guest, you'd have to pay a pretty sizable fee (30 Euros, maybe?). The hotel is walking distance from the Munich East train station (Ostbahnhof) and is situation at the edge of a nice residential area with restaurants, bakeries, shops, and bars. If you don't want to stay in the Altstadt, this area, and this hotel, are good options.

Called Front Desk for assistance but couldn't get through, went down to the front desk to wait but…read morethe employee was talking on their personal cell. Chromecast was glitching; employee said "oh yeah that's not working"....i got back to our room and husband had gotten the connection to work. Nice room, itll do.