No frills Marriott. I'm not sure why it is called the airport Marriott, it is not that close, but…read moreit is where we stayed. Easy to Get into and explore the small town of Freysing. Good breakfast!

Loved our stay!…read more Service in the restaurants was a bit slow/cold, but the welcome from the check-in staff was phenomenal. It's Europe, so we should've known, but our non-smoking room smelled like smoke. I think they need to rip out the carpet (the room was all carpet) and install LVP. We had to leave the window open and run the fan continuously to make it bearable. Otherwise, our room was comfortable and spacious. The best part of this hotel is the breakfast. The best hotel breakfast I've ever had. Hands down. I'm not sure I'll have another like it. That's worth a stay here all on its own.

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.

From the owner: Das 4-Sterne Mercure Hotel München Airport Freising bietet mit seiner Nähe zum Flughafen und nach…read moreMünchen sowie seinen Tagungsmöglichkeiten viele Vorzüge für Freizeit und Business. Unsere Zimmer, der Biergarten und der Saunabereich laden zum Verweilen ein . Im historischen Gewölbekeller begrüßen wir Sie mit regionalen Spezialitäten. Am Hotel liegt das Zentrum der Stadt Freising mit dem Dom. Die Therme Erding, die älteste Brauerei Weihenstephan oder die Allianz Arena sind leicht zu erreichen.

So finding a Hilton in the middle of an airport between terminal 1 and 2 was so amazing! We were…read moreable to come in from out trip to the Netherlands and not just have a Hilton experience we've grown accustomed to when choosing a hotel but the convenience of walking to the airport the next morning ( 10 minute walk to our gate) was priceless. The entire family got to relax after a long day on the train and get some good sleep before it was time to come back home. There were food options within the hotel as well as right outside within the airport, there's even a grocery store 5 minutes away. Everything was clean, and very spacious my biggest let down was they even had a pool but after 1700 so 5pm kids could not swim and being we got here after 5 that gave us 0 chance to unwind which was such a let down especially since we booked this knowing the kids could swim for a little before bed. But the convenience itself is still worth it, we didn't have to deal with the stress of figuring out a shuttle 6am and it was spotless so even though the pool was a let down we'd book again in a heartbeat.

We stayed one night here, short night due to an early flight the next AM. We ate at the hotel…read morerestaurant, which in a separate review I would rate 3-stars. Just average... service, food, etc., their only advantage is location... if you're at the hotel, no other dining options. The hotel itself was good. Staff friendly and helpful. The room was nice and comfortable, decent size, and well appointed. Easy option if you need an airport hotel. Good option for one night!

My Deutsches friend Otto recommended we stay in Munich when we found we had an overnight layover on…read morethe way back to America from the Algarve. Due to a bunch of issues, both personal and Facebook (did anyone else have a couple of weeks where it would lock up for no discernible reason?), I couldn't avail myself of his recommendations. We might have to try again next trip. Or maybe not. Hotel Isar was pretty nice. Our room was typically European-small, but not at all terrible - America, y'all are pretty spoiled, and what do we do with all that space, anyway? OK, lots of stuff, but seriously, the room we got was fine. Better than fine, in fact - functional, comfortable, attractive and with a lot more storage than any hotel I've stayed in in the States. The lighting was excellent, with a very nice reading lamp - when was the last time you could say your room at the Hilton had enough light? The bathroom was pretty tiny, but Marriott has the same issue, and the engineering of the placement of the fixtures was (German-) excellent, so it didn't feel cramped. The shower WAS small. Whacked my elbow pretty good. Ow. But the water was hot. And very much so when my wife turned on the sink to brush her teeth. Funny that there wasn't a temperature-control faucet... The staff was helpful, friendly and very cheerful. We got excellent recommendations from the night manager for what we might do during our short stay. The breakfast and breakfast staff were great. The scrambled eggs were real, and they supplied not only fresh oranges, but a juice reamer. There were a half-dozen kinds of dry cereal, eight different breads, cheese, yoghurt, sausage, milk (whole, skim and soy), lots of fruit and an espresso machine that would make you any of ten different coffee choices (knowledge of German or a quick question asked of one of the staff members helps if you want to choose the right one). Take that, Holiday Inn Express! The TV choices sucked. Similar channels to America. American TV doesn't get any better when it's in another language. Bring a book or a Netflix disk. (I don't know if they had internet.) The neighborhood was beautiful, just a block from the swift, crystal-clear Isar River. There are lots of natural areas, apparently well-enjoyed by local residents. There's a bike trail along the river and bike lanes along the roads. Freising old town is just across the river, about four blocks down. We loved the Weissbrau Huber, a local Bavarian restaurant in that area - try the Jaegerbier and, if they've got it, the Gulasch, and sit outside if it isn't going to rain. It's 15 minutes away from the Munich airport by taxi (EU26.00) or bus (EU2.80/ rider from the main terminal). I'd choose the bus. In fact, the taxi driver was puzzled why we didn't, but we were too tired to fool with trying to figure out which bus to take when we arrived. The taxi driver was courteous and his vehicle was very clean. He brought us directly to the door without any fuss. (Thanks!) We took the bus back to the airport. We could have caught a 622 bus directly across the street to bring us to the main station and then transfer to the 635 airport line, but it was a 10 minute walk down quiet back streets to the main station and a beautiful cool morning, so we walked. The ride to the airport was well-used by courteous people, and it only made a half-dozen stops on its way to Terminal 2. Go there. Might recommend staying more than one night.

This was a great little hotel. The staff was very friendly and accommodating to me and my…read morecolleagues. Nice room accommodations. Medium to short walk to downtown Friesing where you can find many restaurants, shops, and historic landmarks. Next to hotel is a Thai restaurant, but it was not open when I visited in February. Possibly due to winter season. Small bar at the hotel to serve the worlds oldest brewery products from Weihenstephaner brewery (short cab ride or 45 minute walk from hotel).

Great place, a must try amd Great services. Give it a try you will like it. You can't go wrongread more