Clean, bright rooms. We were supposed to have a bigger room which somehow wasn't available but they charged us 30 Euro fewer per night which was nice. Was farther away from the center of Munich's old center than they said. It was at least half an hour by foot. Great breakfast.

First, this hotel is very difficult to find. Two, they said they messed up on our room and that only a small room was available (for 3 adults). An understatement, we spent two nights stepping over each other the room was so small. Due to construction nearby and nightclubs, it was IMPOSSIBLE to sleep at this hotel until 3 a.m. or so. The noisiest hotel experience I've had. The room was mediocre at best. The location was near the rail stations and that's the best that could be said. This was my first Munich hotel, but on the end of a 2-week trip that took me to half a dozen European hotels, this was the worst by far. Good breakfast, though.

The owner collected us from the airport, was very friendly, but when I saw the location at first my heart sank. The hotel is clean but basic. The bed was very hard but we stayed there for a week and I got used to it. I did not feel unsafe and when we found our way around it wasnt too bad. But at the start it took a bit of getting used to. There was a beer garden near by but not many restaurants or places to eat. breakfast was ok. The good thing about the hotel was the price, I would recommend this hotel to the budget independent traveller, who just wants a place to sIeep. If I was going back to Munich I would pay the extra money and stay somewhere more central.

I paid a very reasonable rate for the hotel room (about $60pn) which is unbelievable for Munich. It's about 3 minutes walk from the Augustiner, a small internet cafe/convenience store and a kebab shop. Everything I need to survive for a good weekend!

The train station is a little bit of a hike - about 10mins by foot, not so good when there's still inches of snow underfoot though trams are closer.

The hotel itself was clean and warm. They refused a credit card as the room was on a special rate (meaning I had a nice long walk to the nearest cashpoint about four blocks down the street).

Breakfast is normal bavarian fare, with some continental thrown in too. Tea water is still luke warm (go coffee), but hey, it's Europe not the UK...

Reception staff speak fair to good english. The staff in the breakfast room have a good knowledge of internation waving of hands to make themselves understood!

Rooms were clean but basic - perfect for a short stay when you're not in your room. The TV channels were mainly static, but if you navigated up about 30 channels you started finding a few watchable channels - but with the numerous pubs and resturants what are you watching TV for?!

Most of the furniture is basic wood, it's not built for comfort (first hotel room I've had with only wooden benches as seats) and the floor is tiled. This means the whole hotel is a noise trap. If you yourself are noisy or plan to come back late at night, I warn you, the guests will not be pleased ;- )

If on the otherhand you like to sleep in, the cleaning staff come round about 7-9am and clatter and clunk about.

If they had a bit of carpet to reduce the noise it'd be the best place to stay in munich = D