Amazing Hotel. Close to Train station so you can go anywhere you need to fast. Really close to…read moreParking garage. Pretty affordable. Really nice rooms. Kind staff. Amazing in general. Highly recommend.

We were at a hotel close by that the bar was overly crowded, so we stepped in here…read more Just off the lobby or thru the restaurant brings you to the bar. On this cold November night the fireplace was going to keep us warm here. My wife had a dry martini and I had a gin and tonic. The drinks were accompanied with a bowl of peanuts. We had a great time talking with our friends and would like to come back sometime if our travels bring us close.

One of the best places we have stayed in the last 45 days we have been in Europe. It is simple,…read moreinexpensive and convent. A laundry service across the street and a great little grocery store next door. Small refrigerator and safe in the room, good Buffett breakfast that is worth the money, good wifi, great pillows. The only complaint is the double bed is actually twin beds pushed together........sort of rough in the center..........the assigned parking is a pleasure.

Hotel was very clean and the staff were nice. Great location…read more Near a park, beer garden and bakery.

DO NOT STAY HERE!!!!! They have the worst customer service I have ever encountered. They are…read moreterribly rude and quite frankly ruined our trip to Europe. ALL THEY CARE ABOUT IS GETTING MONEY FROM YOU IN THE SLIMIEST WAYS!!!! I am just mind blown at their horrible customer service and inability to help their customers.

LOCATION: There's not much happening in the immediate vicinity from what I could tell, but it's…read moreright next to a subway/metro/underground station and just a few stops from lots of points of interest. SERVICE: In the lobby, they offer apples, water, and candy, which sounds basic but is really quite a nice, refreshing touch. Plus, there's free water in the rooms--and I'm cheap and like free things, or even "free" things. The concierge is nice and helpful, as they should be. ROOMS: Beds are small and the linens are not top quality, but the rooms are clean and spacious enough. My biggest complaint about this place would be that it can get quite warm in the rooms, and the a/c, as far as I could tell, is an open window. The open window method, while better for the environment, can be problematic because the traffic just outside the Windows is oddly noisy. So, my travel buddy/roommate needed to keep the window shut--rather stuffy!!

Good hotel for the price and location was great. Very easy to navigate to other parts of the city…read moreand into downtown. Didn't have to deal with much traffic at any part of the day to get there. Rooms were large and had great views from balcony. Would like to see more ammenities like free Wifi and breakfast, but overall great. Very clean and linen nicely pressed. Would definitely stay there again.

Cute little hotel with a great traditional restaurant. We stayed for Oktoberfest and it was a…read morewonderful home base. It is a little bit far from the Weizen but very close to old town Munich and lots of other things to walk to and see. The staff were all super friendly and the rooms were cute - but a bit cramped by US perspectives - the bathroom was weird too without any privacy but I think that's a German hotel thing from what I can tell.

We stayed at Marias Platzl during a warm spell in Munich; the hotel is on a busy street, and for…read moreour first night we were given a room on the second floor with windows opening onto the street. When the windows were open, the noise prohibited sleep, and even closed, quite a bit of noise got through. And when the windows were closed, it was too stuffy to sleep. There was a fan, but it was not a ceiling fan and was not that effective. The front desk is closed after 8pm (which as a general rule is not good), so we had no opportunity to do anything about the situation that evening. The following day I asked to move, and the staff was very accommodating and apologetic, giving us a different room on the second floor looking out onto the Biergarten. There was some noise from the folks in the Biergarten, but that died down by 11. The breakfast was excellent when compared with what one usually gets at an American hotel, but not that great when compared to other German hotels (we had stayed in a hotel in Regensburg before arriving in Munich and had a much better breakfast there). On the up side, the neighborhood is nice, with the beautiful river very close by, and it's a short walk to the Altstadt and sights there. It was a clean hotel, and everything functioned well. But I would not stay there in the summer.

I loved my stay at this hotel!…read more Location: When you pull up to the hotel, you might notice the gentleman's clubs and gambling houses but honestly, I never felt unsafe walking to and from the hotel at any hour of the day. The location is extremely close, less than 5 minutes walking to Munich Central Train Station. About a 20 minute walk to Marienplatz. Room: We showed up a little early but got lucky with an early check-in since they finished cleaning our room early. It was really clean! Not a single suspect hair leftover that I could see. Everything in the mini-fridge is complimentary. There was still and sparking water, beer, cola, and either apple or orange juice. The room was also stocked with Ronnefeldt brand tea (German made and the same they have at breakfast) and coffee. There were also gummies left on the pillow. We had two twin beds and our room was configured so these were tucked back into an alcove which was nice and snug. The mattresses and duvets were pretty amazing. Insanely comfortable. The duvet was incredibly warming, so much so that we were able to leave the window open a smidge in the winter. All of the lights in the room can be controlled by the bed. The bathroom toiletries were mostly of the Rituals brand which smelled great. A rainfall showerhead and handheld shower were available. There was even a heated towel rack! The room was big enough for us to have both our suitcases open and still walk around comfortably. Front-Desk: The front-desk staff were all very helpful. They helped us map out routes to points of interest, deciphering our tickets and coordinating with our tour groups, and helped us with getting supplies when we ran out (tissue and water when it wasn't restocked). There was usually fruit (either apples or oranges) available at the front-desk. Sometimes there were chocolates. Breakfast: The breakfast staff were realllly amazing. A special shoutout to Merita (I hope the spelling is correct)! I think she managed the breakfast service. She was so friendly and after a few days remembered my coffee order! She always made my latte with a chocolate stencil which made it extra special. It was really chaotic in the mornings with everyone coming and going, but she managed to keep the buffet stocked and spotless. The actual breakfast itself was actually very good for a free breakfast. The menu changes a tiny bit each day but you'll find a hot food section with eggs and protein, granola and yogurt bar area, charcuterie area, and pastry area. The croissants were amazing! Honestly better than any I've had in Canada. The pretzels they had were also a sleeper pick. They managed to be soft even though they kinda just hung out there. I'd 100% recommend this hotel and definitely stay here again for my next trip!

After one cancelled flight out of London City, and then another one delayed departing Heathrow,…read moreplus time spent in the plane on the ground in Munich waiting for the snow plow, I was pretty beat when I arrived at the Schiller 5. A single staff member manned the desk when I walked in and he continued talking on the telephone for many minutes before finally hanging up to check me in. This annoyance was my first impression of the hotel but thankfully things mostly got better from that point. My room on the sixth floor was spacious and included a kitchenette. The mini fridge contained still and sparkling water, orange juice, Coca Cola and a beer, all gratis. The room was plenty warm and the window opened completely such that I was able to climb out and see the city's snow-covered roof tops. That was probably my favourite bit about my stay at the Schiller 5. The wifi, while free, was not intuitive to connect to and fairly slow. The neighbourhood is a touch seedy (strip clubs, sex shops and the like line the street) but it is very central and if you arrive late in the evening there are still plenty of quick options for food. All told, Schiller 5 was solid enough for me to consider returning. And if you can get it for under €100/night, it's good value too.

Not sure why this place isn't rated higher. The rooms are fairly large, the price is great, there's…read moreeven AC. The reason I'm not giving 5 stars: the desk worker said there were cans to the airport, so I was planning on relying on one in the morning, she never said you have to call ahead and reserve them a night prior. I ended up flagging down a local who brought me thank god...

I stayed at this hotel though an Oktoberfest package. Let me first start with the benefits ... it…read moreis literally a few minute walk away from the Oktoberfest grounds and 5-10 minute walk to the main train station. There are a few decent restaurants around. The staff is nice and mostly accommodating. They also have a good breakfast. My biggest complaint is that despite the price we paid for the hotel, it did not have air conditioning in the rooms. Being so close to the Oktoberfest grounds, it gets extremely noisy at night and hot, so you have no choice but to keep your windows open. You will hear people partying and sirens all night long. Also, although the bar is a lot of fun and tons of people come into it, if your room is located any where near the bar you will hear it as well.