Boutique Hotels in Munich

"Facilities: The power outlets in the first room we were given had issues, but luckily they promptly changed our room. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was good, quite clean. Environment: The environment was also pretty good, and there's a parking lot. Service: The service was very good."

"The hotel surpassed all my expectations! The staff was welcoming and accommodating right from the moment we checked in. The room was clean, and the view of the city from it was splendid. The breakfast spread was also quite tasty. I will certainly return during my next visit"

"It's pretty good, actually. Just a bit pricey. The location is excellent though, perfectly within our work radius, making it the most suitable choice. I just wish the price were a little better~. Haha."

"The place is decent, the room wasn't clean enough had lots of spots on the sofa. The location is okay there are lots of parking spaces around the hotel, you don't need to pay 25 Euro per night. The staff are freindly and helpful."

"Great value for money. As a chain hotel, you can count on a consistent level of quality and standards. The breakfast and location are genuinely excellent. It's less than a 10-minute walk from the Flexibus station, and there's a tram stop right outside that takes you to major city attractions and the train station. While the facilities are a little dated, everything is perfectly functional."

"It's really a great hotel! Location: Very close to BMW and Olympic Park, it takes about 20 minutes to get to Marienplatz by tram, and half an hour to get to the airport by taxi. It's not in the city center, but it's very convenient, and the price is very reasonable! Room: Great, very quiet, very big, and clean. The first floor of the hotel also provides free water and candy. Think about it, everyone pays a few euros for a bottle, this is worth it Service: Every staff is really friendly and helpful I will stay here next time!"

"The hotel is conveniently located with direct connection to the airport and main sightseeing sights. The bus stop is closed too. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The hotel breakfast was great with plenty of hot and cold selection. I got the upgraded Wifi service as part of the room package which was more than sufficient for business use."

"The hotel's overall hardware facilities are quite good. It's an apartment-style hotel, perfect for cooking your own meals, and each floor has different themed activity areas. I happened to check in during Oktoberfest, and they offered a complimentary beer, which I didn't drink because I was in a hurry to meet friends for dinner. BUT! And remember this BUT! 1. I think it's a ridiculous clause that they charge you a week in advance and then you can't cancel. Why can't I cancel a week beforehand? It's just incomprehensible. 2. Room 430 needs some serious repairs. First, the exhaust fan above the kitchen kept making a constant noise. Then, the door itself started making a wind-like sound. I went to the front desk every day to report it. On the first night, they told me to take out the key card and it would stop. And yes, it stopped, but am I supposed to not turn on the lights? Not charge my devices? On the second day, a technician came and fixed the kitchen exhaust fan; it stopped making noise when the kitchen light was off. However, the room door continued to make that wind-like noise intermittently. And the kitchen fridge sounded like a tractor – so noisy! I'm someone who absolutely hates noise, and hotels in Europe are generally quite quiet. This is truly the first time I've encountered a hotel room where everything makes a noise. Of course, I want to commend Trip.com here. After I complained, they negotiated with the hotel, and the hotel offered a complimentary day's breakfast (the breakfast was just okay, but a plus was the Munich white sausage). Trip.com also handled my request very professionally. However, this hotel is truly a mixed bag. I stayed for 7 days, and on the second to last day, the fire alarm went off. It was already very cold in Munich at that time, and we had to wait outside for about half an hour before we could go back in. They really need to check their equipment! On the plus side, there's a REWE supermarket and a ROSSMANN downstairs, and the S5 and U5 lines are right next door, which is quite convenient."

"The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the train station, bus station, tram, and subway. You can also walk to many places in the Old Town and the New Town Hall Square without taking the tram. Enjoy exploring on foot. The area is a bit mixed, but there are many other branded hotels nearby, and everyone has to deal with the same diverse environment. There are plenty of eateries, including many Middle Eastern restaurants, creating a rich exotic atmosphere. The hotel also provides stemmed wine glasses for guests to enjoy their purchased drinks. Lovely hotel, very convenient for all types of transportation. Easy to find Middle Eastern food too. The room is big."

"This is a new Pullman hotel, quite spacious, with very new and clean room facilities. I stayed on the first floor, and the small balcony was perfect for drying clothes. The subway entrance is just around the corner, making it very convenient to get anywhere. The surrounding area is residential with high-end hotels, so it's very quiet and clean. I stayed here for four days and it was incredibly comfortable."