Food and room lovely but the location is a bit iffy as walk past sex shops and laptop bars to get to town

The hotel itself is nice. There is a supermarket next door and food in the area. Walking distance to the main train station and Lufthansa bus stop but this area is dodgy and can be intimidating especially after dark. I won't stay here alone again. Always here on business so mostly alone. Comfortable bed and pillows. They extended my check out by one hour for free and checked me in early for free. Staff were very nice. read more

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We booked online through Marriott for a better rate than in person.. Clean, quality, and just a short walk to train station and an amazing Italian restaurant! Originally didn't book as we thought being from the states a room with 2 "twin" beds wouldn't work for our party of 3. Turns out the beds are more like a "full" and worked perfectly for our adult children. read more

I don't recommend this hotel. Staff is not very helpful, I was overcharged and nobody has resolved this problem in 2 weeks and I am still waiting for my refund. read more

The staff were welcoming and helpful. Breakfast was amazing and included with our stay. We had a suite and it was clean and comfortable. They have a bar which we went to every night. After our first night, the bar tender (I cannot remember how to spell his name Nalanka?) recognized us and had our drinks memorized. From the hotel, we could walk to Marienplatz and Odeonplatz. Highly recommend. read more

We stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott Munich City Center for 3 nights. Location is within walking distance to Marianplatz, roughly 12 minutes. This hotel also offers garage self park for 25 EUROS per night. This was convenient since we had a rental during our stays duration. The area is quite bustling at night and ethnically diverse, many Middle Eastern businesses in the area so lots of good kebap restaurants within a few footsteps. Staff at the hotel were decently nice. They did there duties and nothing more, pretty much what we expected in Germany. We did their breakfast buffer twice, nothing special just your typical western fare. Wait staff was attentive and the line cooks brought out my over-easy eggs as requested. All staff I encountered wore masks, this included reception and cafe staff. I would stay here again as their rates are competitive, garage parking, and easy commuting distance to the old town. Can't give it 5-stars since there wasn't anything I could absolutely rave about. read more

Find somewhere else. The rooms are fine. The rest is terrible. One semi-functioning elevator. Front desk is an embarrassment. They don't answer phones. They give bad information. They lose laundry. There is no manager. read more

The Good: Nice location near the city center with good access to Marienplatz and the Munich train station. The hotel restaurant/bar is quite nice and worthy of a visit. The rooms are comfortable and clean, and the staff were pleasant and helpful. The Bad: Rooms are a bit dated. I'd like to see USB ports provided for people traveling from other countries. The bathtub in our room was extremely high off the floor and felt dangerous (we are young and athletic so this wasn't a problem for us but if we weren't....) Thin walls made street noise and chatter from other rooms quite audible. The Ugly: The toilet paper provided in the room was the equivalent of 120 grit sandpaper. If it was provided in a prison cell I would sue the state for inhumane conditions. read more

Terrible first impression. They do not acknowledge titanium membership upon greeting and in the middle of helping us Vanessa decided to help another (German) instead. Rude! He can wait like the rest of us! They also had the audacity to charge us $45 per night for an extra person. Alicia was very pleasant in helping us check out though. Breakfast is ridiculously overpriced - €16 for pastries, €18 if you want to add fruit and €22 for full breakfast. Eat elsewhere!!! We had a wonderful breakfast at another location for half the price. They got rid of the included breakfast last year and the €10/member for platinum barely covers anything so we used it on snacks and water. Horrible horrible area, near the train but also in the ghetto. Thugs walking around everywhere. Had I know this about the staff and location when I booked, I would have avoided this hotel. read more

My rating would actually be a 3.5. We picked this hotel to be somewhat close to the train station and didn't think much about the surrounding neighborhood. Turns out it is very urban and very multi cultural. No one in the area spoke German. At no time did I feel unsafe but it wasn't what I was expecting. I am spoiled by the hotels in the US that have free breakfast and sometimes happy hour. With our Marriott status, we would have gotten that in the US but that's not how it works in Europe. We paid about double what we would have paid in the US and they did give us a $20/day food credit (which covered about half of the cost of breakfast). They have a large, light, open restaurant area and a breakfast buffet that they break down into 3 prices. The most expensive price covers all the food, including the hot food like scrambled eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage and potatoes. The middle price included all the continental breakfast items and cold sliced meats and cheeses, cereal, and fruit and the least expensive option was continental breakfast only. All three included juice and coffee and the staff was efficient and helpful. The front desk staff was helpful as well, except for when we let them know we'd be checking out a day early. The manager said we'd have to pay for that last day because we couldn't cancel. We pointed out that we had already checked in so we weren't cancelling - just modifying. The manager then said we couldn't modify within 24 hours and we pointed out that it was actually over 48 hours so she relented and let us check out early with no charges. I'm not sure what prompted this lack of customer service when everyone else we dealt with there was professional and helpful. In any case, it worked out. The room (427) was clean, had lots of electrical outlets (we brought our own converter plugs) but faced a parking lot where lots of noise occurred. The bathroom was pretty small - but having just come off a cruise ship, it wasn't terrible. The shower, like most in Europe, only had a 1/3 door so the bathroom floor was typically wet and there was no fan or vent in the bathroom so it was slow to dry. The beds were comfortable, the air conditioning worked well and the WIFI was great. We could hear lots of noise from the room next door too, but they went to sleep by 11 pm so that wasn't too bad either. I don't know that I'd stay there again because we did see other hotels (including an Aloft) that were closer to the train station but it was within walking distance to most of the places we went. On the second day we discovered the giant underground mall in the subway and using that, we were able to take short cuts to and from the hotel. read more

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A nice quality Marriott property that is only a block and a half from the Hauptbahnhof (central station) and five blocks from Theresienwiese (the Oktoberfest area). The clerks who I dealt with spoke perfect English and were very helpful. My room on the 3rd floor was as good as any Courtyard property I have stayed at in the States. Very clean, decently sized. It had all the usual stuff, including a small safe, a small fridge, coffee/tea service and a large efficient bathroom area. I found the bed comfortable and the room temperature was nice. The curtains kept the light out nicely. There was no noise from the hallways or from the central atrium even though I left the window open. The room was cleaned every day and they did a fantastic job. The breakfast buffet was one of the best I have seen in Europe. Different kinds of smoked fish, sausages, eggs, cereals, sliced meats. Really excellent! I did not eat dinner or spend any time at the bar. I would absolutely stay here again, as long as someone else was paying for it. At €329 a day (plus €12.50 for Internet), it was rather on the expensive side. It might be cheaper when it's not Oktoberfest. read more

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The staff are the most friendly people in our galaxy, I would highly recommend this establishment for anyone in the area. The people go above and beyond to the point I would like to live in this hotel. It has very comfortable beds there is a small shop that has almost everything ( they have a Lidl next door). Overall would stay again read more

Average hotel with a nice restaurant. Their method for managing the parking is a disaster. They should sell the rights to it and allow someone that knows how' to manage it. Or, stop mentioning parking on the website. The hotel is not in the nicest area of town. At least not anymore. One example is my co-worker getting spit at while walking down the sidewalk. There are other examples. I would go so far as to say you will not feel safe (coming from someone who is from Detroit). I am a frequent Marriotter but will not be back to this location unless I must. Few other Marriott options around, so I'll chose an alternative brand. read more

I like the location of this hotel - just a short block from Munich Hauptbahnhof and a few blocks away from the main shopping area. The front desk staff were friendly and had good suggestions as far shopping and restaurants. The room was fine - standard and comparable to the the Marriott product in the States. No free wi-fi but I think it was 20 euros per 24 hours. Bathroom toiletries were nice - had a citrus aroma to it. Beds were comfy. Anyway - I'd definitely choose to stay here again if/when I come back to Deutschland. read more

So, the hotel in itself is ok - rooms are clean, if a little small (well, the room was a good size, but the bathroom was tiny and the door wouldn't stay open which was kind of annoying). However, the area is not my favorite in Munich (when a local colleage found out where I was staying, he was somewhat shocked and informed me that it was the red light district of Munich). It's supposedly safe and I do consider Munich a very safe city, but it's not the best. Also, the hotel staff didn't seen very knowledgeable. I asked when I needed to leave to get to the airport for an 11am flight...and they didn't seem to know. Service was super slow and the desk wasn't staffed enough for the influx of people. The only spot with free internet is the lobby/bar/restaurant. This means that the entire bar is full at night and it's hard to find a free spot to sit as folks have decided to sit down with their computers and not move (fine if they're eating/drinking, but many were not). I also couldn't get one of the bartenders to acknowledge my existence...I had to finally flag a manager down to get my bill. I do know the drill here...that you must ask for your bill, but I should have been able to ask the bartender in front of me...not have to flag someone else down when the bar staff was helping others. Pricing is high and I don't understand why Marriott rewards members with high status do not get free internet...seriously? I had free internet at family run hotels throughout Europe and not at a global chain? I don't get it. Overall, ok, but I have stayed at some similarly priced spots in Munich in nicer areas and with free internet. I will say that breakfast was pretty good. read more

I stayed here on my most recent trip to Germany. The staff at the front desk was incredibly nice. They helped us find locations and made great suggestions. The location is a short walk from the train station. The room was extremely clean. We asked for extra sheets and they were on the bed before we arrived. I noticed a few other reviews mentioned that the area was bad, but to me it was just crowed with people walking. I didn't see any gangs and didn't feel unsafe at any time. My dad booked this hotel with points and is a platinum Marriott member so the high speed WiFi was included. The fee is pretty high if you have to pay but essentially I think it's still worth it. The only thing I would mention as bad is the bathtub is pretty high up. If you can't lift you leg very high in the air it could be a problem to take a shower or bath. However, you may be able to just ask for a special room. I will stay here again. read more

Easy walk 2 blocks south of the Munchen Hbf (main train station), and a great location for walking into the heart of the city and seeing the sites. We came into the Munich airport on a red-eye flight on a Saturday morning and took the train from the airport to the city center, then walked to the hotel. We got there about 9:30 a.m. and they very kindly let us check in early. We took a nap for a few hours, then showered and walked into the city to get some lunch and explore. As others have written in their reviews, the neighborhood seems like it might be a little shady - gambling places and strip clubs nearby. That being said, we always felt safe. I left something on the airplane and had to go back to the airport to pick it up. I didn't want to impact the rest of the plans we had for the day, so I left the hotel at 6 a.m. and walked back up to the train station and went back to the airport. On my way walking to the train station in the dark at 6 a.m., I saw many "normal" people out walking alone, to include young women who didn't seem concerned / seemed comfortable with the neighborhood they were in. There was a noticeable police presence, too. The hotel is very nice inside, a typical Courtyard hotel. They have comfortable beds, free WiFi, and a good breakfast buffet (pretty standard German restaurant breakfast buffet layout from what we saw during our week in Germany). The staff were very friendly and eager to please. We had a great stay here and I would go back again. read more

DO NOT stay with this property--it was a nightmare. They do not care about the health and safety of their customers or staff. TLDR: They do not care about the health, sanitation, and safety of their customers or staff. Front desk, reservations agents, and customer service at this hotel are atrocious. I tried to cancel an upcoming trip traveling from Italy because I do not want to possibly be contagious to the other people working and staying at the hotel, and the property declined and said I could still stay at their hotel. EVEN THOUGH Marriott International issued a statement that travelers coming to/from certain countries, including Italy, are entitled to cancellation. I also called Marriott Bonvoy and Marriott International, who both agreed that the actions taken by this property were uncalled for. They have contacted me with the Marriott Board to continue my case further. I booked a stay for this upcoming weekend (March 13-15) at the Courtyard in Munich City Center less than a month ago. I was very excited to take my trip to Munich and liked the convenience that this location was able to offer. Booking was easy on the Marriott website, just like always. However, my experience dealing with the property since then has been absolutely atrocious and downright degrading. This is even more disappointing coupled with the fact that I was previously a Marriott employee (at a property that would never behave this way) and am Titanium Elite status. This proves that this property does not care for their loyal customers at all. I am currently residing in Italy and immediately contacted properties I had booked with for upcoming trips when I heard that Italy was under lockdown due to COVID-19. This was because I did not want to travel to properties and locations and potentially unleash harm to others. Every company that I booked with was understanding and careful of the fact that they did not want to risk their customers either. Even Ryan Air canceled my flight and issued me a refund. When a budget airline such as Ryan Air is acting on an issue and a large company like Marriott isn't, there is a big issue. A week or so ago, I contacted the property asking to cancel because of the breakout in Italy and Germany. They declined. At the time, there had been no official word from the CDC or any governments, so I decided to continue with my trip. However, after the news from the Italian government today, I immediately called the hotel to see if I could cancel my reservation. The front desk staff I spoke to was extremely rude and left me on hold to talk to the manager about my case. She then came back and told me that a cancellation was not possible, but I was still free to come and stay at the hotel/pass the reservation on to someone else in my party (also in Italy). How disgusting is it that the staff does not care about the safety and health of their customers in this current pandemic? I did not expect this from a Marriott property at all. I even asked about getting a partial refund or credit/certificate to my account, all suggestions that were met with a firm no. I was not able to speak to a supervisor either. Upon ending the call, I did more research online and found that Marriott as a company was waiving cancellation fees for customers who had booked reservations up to March 31st and were traveling to/from certain countries, including Italy. I called Marriott International and explained the situation, stating that I was denied a refund even though the official policy states that I can get one. The agent was extremely helpful and even confused as to why the hotel did not offer me a refund because I was traveling from Italy. Because only the hotel/Marriott Board can offer a refund and cancellation, he was not able to ultimately help but put me in contact with people who can. I understand that I made a booking, and that was my decision. However, to be faced with such unpleasant staff who said they understood the situation, but clearly didn't, is the property's fault. If it was any other situation, and I was canceling the reservation just because, I understand the property not being able to refund me. However, what is currently happening is a pandemic--for the property to not work with anyone to come to a solution is absolutely appalling. I have worked in hospitality for over four years, and I know that my manager would never teach me to respond this way. I also know that my manager would never act this way to a customer, especially one that has a long loyalty to the company. I have never been treated this way by someone who is supposed to have my best interest in hand. read more

I was able to use my hotel points for a room which is nice. They are very close to the train station maybe 4 blocks. Free internet for gold member (score). Not far from zentrum (city center). You can never go wrong with a Marriott hotel. Nice room they have washcloths most European hotels don't I always bring one with me. The staff is very friendly and helpful. You can't go wrong. read more

The hotel is pretty standard for a Marriott Courtyard. This means that the mattresses are softer than average for Germany, but not quite soft enough for me. It's a convenient location, if you don't mind walking past some strip clubs, sex shops, bars, and gambling places. (A friend assures me that it's Munich's *former* red-light district.) If you're using mass transit (and you should, because driving's a nightmare in the center of the city!), then nearly every train or subway line, and several of the tram lines, stop within a couple of blocks. The breakfast buffet was the usual enormous international-business-traveler hotel buffet for an equally enormous price. I recommend against it unless you are traveling on a generous business expense account and you happen to be hungry in the morning. Instead, I recommend walking out the front door and going to the right, around the corner and up a block to the Cafe Mauerer on Schillerstraße, where you can get a traditional German bakery experience. If you don't speak German, then pointing and looking hungry will usually get you everything you need. The Backwerk bakery, which is half a block to the left of the main hotel entrance, is more of a self-service place, which saves you the trouble of telling the staff what you want to eat, but the food is more average. The train station has lots of options, but they're all a little more expensive than you'll pay outside the train station. Oléo Pazzo is the name of the restaurant inside the hotel. It's open to the public for lunch and supper. The menu feels like it was carefully designed to work for a five-day business trip: a couple of pizzas, a couple of meal-sized salads, a couple of pasta dishes, a decent hamburger, etc. What's not so obvious is that if you're staying in the hotel, you can call the restaurant, place your order, pick it up from the bar, and take it back to your room. read more

I arrived with my mother and brother early in the morning (10:00 am) to the Courtyard Marriott Munich City Center. Check in is usually at 3pm, but Nina went above and beyond and was able to move us into a room that was ready for check in. Not only did she assist in helping us check in early, but she gave us a map of the downtown area and began to walk us through recommendations for our time in the city. She was able to answer a few of our questions and made our check in process pleasant and memorable. She even tipped us off about the hotel's own honeycomb that was featured at breakfast (which was amazing). We had a wonderful stay. The hotel was very clean and there was plenty of room for the 3 of us in a 2 double bed room. The shower/bathroom area had plenty of space, but was more on the compact side. Room came with working table, closet with iron, ice bucket/wine opener. There wasn't a mini fridge- but we didn't reserve a room with one. Overall great experience and the service Nina gave to us will certainly make sure we visit again! read more

AVOID THIS HOTEL! Terrible customer service, this hotel relishes in charging it's patrons for services NOT rendered.

Great hotel in the Courtyard Marriott family of Hotels. We were there for Oktoberfest an the hotel was a few subway stops away from the celebration (drunken debotchery). Über modern and clean with awesome staff. The front desk people were very helpful with restaurant recommendations in the neighborhood and navigating the subway. Laundry facilities in the building helped us pack much lighter for a one month trip, since this was right in the middle of our vacation, we packed for two weeks, did the laundry, had clean clothes for the next two weeks. Breakfast buffet (included) was rediculously huge and offered everything you could ask for. It's funny to watch all the hung over people each morning stumble into breakfast before going out and doing it all over again. Highly recommended hotel without spending too much. This Courtyard, like many outside the US, elevates the level of this brand. Too bad the US hotels don't follow the same standards. read more

A MUST READ! STAY AWAY!!!! Please save yourself the headache. Before I continue my post, please know that I am a Silver Elite Member with Marriott. My friends and I stayed at this hotel for Oktoberfest. The reservation was under my credit card. I had to leave a few hours early before check-out, so my friends executed the checking out process instead of me. For some ridiculous reason, they asked my friends for one of their credit card during check out. The receptionist stated that my credit card wasn't working, so they needed another one. (My credit card was working, b/c I stayed at a different Marriott after leaving this one and was able to check in successfully.) This was really odd because I have stayed in countless Marriotts, and never had I had to present my credit card during check out, only during check-in. My friend, Dan, provided them his credit card. Our room stay totaled almost $1,200.00. We thought everything was fine, and they had charged only Dan's credit card. Boy, were we wrong! They had charged BOTH mine and Dan's credit cards!!! That's a total of $2,400.00!!!!! We had to call Marriott Customer Care Corporate office to get this resolved even though it is the responsibility of the individual hotel to resolve the issue. What is infuriating is that the hotel would NOT resolve the issue until I called Corporate Customer Care and pretty much spent hours complaining to the supervisor at corporate that I felt that this hotel was executing shady business practice. Please also know that Dan has been calling/emailing them the past month. It was not until the Supervisor, who personally took action, for this issue to be resolved. Here is what they told us prior to me calling corporate: Correspondence #1: "We never received a payment from Ms. Phuong". We immediately sent them a copy of my credit card statement with the charge from September 24, the date we stayed there. Correspondence #2: "After double checking with our accounting department, we haven't received payment from Ms. Phuong this moment. We do need a credit card authorization form in order for us to charge her credit card, may we asked you to fill in this document and we will charge the credit card and refund your credit card back" O.M.G....They wanted to charge me AGAIN!!!! They sent this email after Dan had sent in a copy of my Credit card statement, which showed that they charged me Sept 26, after our stay. The issue did not get resolved until today (today is October 29). It took over a MONTH for them to resolve this issue!!! And only after I complained to Corporate about this hotel's shady business practice. All I can say is WTF...this hotel is shady!!! Stay away!!!! This management of this hotel are thieves! (Yes, I know this is a hefty claim, but they LIED to us many times and would not refund us our money until we threatened major action.) They had the nerve to write me the following: "...I also realize there is nothing I can do to change what happen during check-out. However, mistakes can occur. I do believe when we have found the technical error we have solved this matter in a timely fashion." No, you did NOT solve this matter in a timely fashion. I will NEVER stay here again. This reminds me that I would also like to share with you my experience while staying at this hotel. Negatives 1)They charged us an extra $1,200!!!!!! 2) It was REALLY noisy. If you want sleep, don't stay here. 3) We had our "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door, housekeeping came in anyways. 4) We witness another guest call the police because he stated that his laptop was stolen. (Again, the "thieves" theme presents itself) 5) Our bathroom tub was filthy. Positive 1) The staff we interacted with spoke English. read more

The pluses: of all marriotts this is the better location wise but it's a 10 euro can ride anywhere cool from here. The hotel has onsite parking. The rooms are relatively clean and good size. The minuses: Incredibly disappointed in the lack of customer service in this hotel. Few of the staff seemed to care at all about their patrons. Some rolled their eyes and laughed at guests. Outside seems like a not so great neighborhood and certainly nowhere you want to hang out as a tourist. There is no mini bar so if you are looking for water, etc. make sure you hit 'the market' at the front desk. But if you forget there's a sign in the minibar fridge telling you to go. I would say choose another. There are much nicer areas of the city you can stay in that are far more convenient. This stay was a great waste of points. read more

Courtyard Marriott Munich is all things one would expect of a chain hotel in Europe. The I had room was bigger than most by European standard , in other words, my arms were not touching the walls when I laid down and stretched them to my sides! Some rooms do face the street and that can be noisy .. be warned. I found the rest of the hotel to be relatively quiet , however, and usually when I land in Europe after flying all night, I am a day sleeper. Quiet means a lot ! This hotel also had ample towels and clothes for the face, again, many hotels in Europe don't and I've leaned to take my own. They also have that one annoying feature, which is also the case here, of having to place your key card into the light slot above the room entrance door for lights to work. The Internet was a complimentary for me during my stay but super slow, this was the case in the lobby and restaurant too. The elevator is equally slow and like many hotels .. very small! Get to know your neighbor ! I The lobby staff was friendly and spoke very good English. There is a restaurant on site. Recently, I was here on a Sunday and much of the city is closed on Sunday. I loved the breakfast here ! Every thing you could want is served! Eggs , soft boiled or hard .. meats , cheeses , pastries ..steel cut oats .. the coffee was amazing ! It literally sets you up for the day. This area of Munich isn't the greatest , as it's considered the Red Light district of Munich, but compared to many American cities , it's safer than what we see there. You are within walking distance to the train station , which has cool fast food eateries .. all German style , of course! Again, those are open on Sunday when much of Munich is not and in case, you are like me, and a Beir garten isn't really what your jones'n for. All in all, I would return to this hotel.. Marriott is a known brand and always clean and has always had good customer service follow up , at least for me :) read more

Close to Oktoberfest, but definitely not in the nice part of town. If this were NYC, it would be 42nd Street, pre Giuliani. This hotel is surrounded by peep shows and sex shops. read more

This hotel was okay and it is super convenient to everything in the center of town. It's in an area that seems to cater to an immigrant population, with a prominent Middle Eastern presence. This was certainly not a problem for us and hey, it makes for great eats for cheap if you get tired of schnitzel and sausages. I would be cautious being out very late in this area. It seems to be a bit of a red light district after dark... Our room was fine, nothing fancy but it was clean and modern. The staff was nice. The breakfast was kind of pricey so we went a la carte which was a nice way to do it. I loved the coffee they served in the restaurant but I'm spoiled with free refills from being in the US. I could have definitely gone for a second cup! :) read more

Overall I think the hotel is pretty average. I found the front desk to be friendly, but the room air conditioning was weak. The area is also a little sketchy. read more

I had a horrible experience at this hotel from the second I walked into the lobby. If you can avoid staying at this Marriott I would do it at all costs! read more

The location is great and cannot be beat. A 3 minute walk to the train station and a 8 minute walk to the Marienplaz. The Front Desk staff are extremely helpful and the rooms are very quiet and nicely appointed. The breakfast buffet was delicious as well and good value for the money. The only small comment is the water pressure, but I can live with that and will definetly stay there again. read more

I try to rate hotels honestly - The staff of this courtyard is wonderful and 2nd to no other hotel. But...... If your a senior and have any issues getting into or out of bath/shower tubs, this has very high tubs. And NO bars to assist with that. The Neighborhood is horrible and you will NOT have a sense of being safe once outside of the hotel- especially as an American. It is a very short 5 minute walk to the train station and a 5-10 minute walk to the old town of Munich which is very desirable. If you have an issue with smokers smoke - well from what I can tell it's still a very favorable habit in Germany so....... but the hotel is completely smoke free. So I've rated this Courtyard as 4out of 5. For the staff it's a 5, for location it's a 3 or lower depending on your tolerance of those elements in the world today that are not friendly. read more

Awesome location compared to the rest of the neighborhood in old munich

The thing I LIKED about this hotel were: 1. Location 2. Beds were very comfortable The things I really DIDN'T LIKE about this hotel were: 1. Two separate beds (unable to be put together), no large double like I originally booked. 2. NO FREE WIFI IN THE ROOMS; UNACCEPTABLE IN A MODERN 4 STAR HOTEL! 3. The worst thing however was when the cleaning staff walked into my room without knocking at 9am on the day of my checkout... when I complained I was told it was my fault for not using the "Do not disturb sign". I mean seriously... 9am on a Sunday,just walking into someone's room before they have checked out? It woke me up and left me feeling very irritated. 4. Staff were incredibly rude. I reasonably complained about the above to one receptionist and her attitude was terrible, and one of the other receptionists was clearly trying not to laugh. They just simply did not care. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL! read more

Friendly staff, expensive parking, spacious room. Rooms can face Main Street where traffic is never ceasing. Nice that it's right next to a grocery store. read more

The Courtyard is a comfortable American business hotel with a fair share of amenities. The rooms are comfortable and there's a nice desk to work at. The inclusion of an ice machine on every floor, an ironing board with iron in every room, and a king-size comforter on the bed (instead of two smaller ones) sets it apart from typical German hotels. The thermostat is a bit tricky to work, but we also ended up with a comfortable temperature. The breakfast buffet is quite extensive and the waitstaff is very friendly. They also have a fitness center that's open 24 hours a day with pretty good equipment and flat screen TVs, but it's fairly small. Instead of stocking the mini bar in the room, the hotel offers a small convenienve store downstairs where you can purchase drinks and snacks. read more

Clean, comfortable rooms and a nice breakfast. Pros for me: ice machine (rare for Germany), the king bed in the double rooms don't come apart in the middle like the other hotels I have stayed in. Instead of the typical mini-bar, the rooms contain an empty refrigerator and there are snacks and drinks available for purchase 24 hours a day in the lobby. However, if you are looking for a place with character that isn't full of American tourists and/or professionals from out of town, this isn't it. read more

This is a very nice American style hotel. Be warned there are numerous adult clubs and stores in the neighborhood, however, not seedy or dangerous. There are numerous hotels around and very close to the central station. They attempt to serve an American style breakfast ... but it's better then many others i tried. We did not try the restaurant at night preferring other local cuisine. Free wi-fi in the lobby, but in the room it costs unless you have a Marriott rewards card. The bathrooms are European style with 1/2 glass shower wall, handheld shower head and tub high off the floor. In the end very nice and would recommend to american seeking an american style hotel. read more