Hotels near Das Kartoffelmuseum, Munich

It’s very good, but enough issues to knock a star off. Lots of good things - very clean, modern room. Great shower. Good lighting. Comfortable bed. Fabulous breakfast, with omelettes to order. Every sort of milk you could imagine (though except, oddly, we couldn’t find fresh - the one we thought was it was UHT!). Great gym on 14 floor. Internet lightning fast. The staff were friendly and gave you full attention when you were with them. Issues. Short staffed. On checkout, for example, only two staff, one of whom was on the phone … then the other could not get round an issue for a couple checking online, so had to be helped by the first. When a place is this swish, check in and out should be fast and slick. It wasn’t. Short staffed in the restaurant too: we’d booked a table but were ignored by the two staff who were covering the bar and the tables. A lot of tables and a long wait to be seated. Better training needed: at least greet and acknowledge the waiting guests. Restaurant food was ok. In the room: no access to the online hotel directory: reception didn’t really understand the problem and sent a spare remote up to us, then guessed maybe a software issue. No USB ports in the sockets, and none to loan (you could buy them apparently). (Tip: actually there there are two USB ports - on the back of the TV! They’re fiddly to reach but it can be done, and they charged a phone overnight).

When we checked in, we were told that the rooms were full due to the peak season. Our three rooms could not be adjacent to each other, but only on the upper and lower floors. I had no choice but to accept it because I was a little tired with my baby. But after moving all the luggage into the room, I found that it was not the room type I booked at all, and it was in the annex building! I immediately went back to the front desk to ask, and was told that other room types were indeed arranged because the room was fully booked? ! It was so funny. This was the first time I encountered someone who downgraded the room type without authorization, and we stayed in three rooms for 5 consecutive nights, and the room fee was paid in advance. The white guy at the front desk was very good and kept apologizing and explaining, but this wave of operations was a bit excessive, so I insisted on changing rooms. Later, he asked the manager and arranged the original room for us, and it was on the same floor. Putting aside the unpleasantness of the stay, I was quite satisfied with other services of Westin. It is said that there is a subway at the entrance of the hotel, but I have not experienced it. It usually costs 20-30 euros to take a taxi to the scenic spot. The German restaurant downstairs tastes good, and it can be used as a canteen if you are too lazy to go out. In general, the price-performance ratio is OK

The location is a bit biased, but the traffic is very convenient, the bus stop is at the entrance of the hotel. The bus can do 149/190 reverse to the city center, there is also dm on the road, in a large shopping mall, it is convenient. The hotel's internal facilities are very complete, there are vending machines, bar counters, etc. The interior space of the room is quite large and the bathroom conditions are good. Our room has a bathtub, but it is not used due to physiological problems, I don't know how to drain. The only bad thing is that the baffle on the side of the bathtub is not strict or wide enough. The water will always be sprinkled outside in the shower, and the experience is a bit bad.

If you are looking for a place with a similar price range and location, I highly recommend Aloft over Mercure. Location: close to Munich central station, but you can hear people screaming and yelling at night. Be careful walking on the street late. Staff: front desk staffs are not very welcoming but the attitude was acceptable. Other staffs are friendly. The two hotlines of the 24-hour manager and front desk never worked during my stay; no one answered on either line. Room: you can feel it's old. Although the room is in great condition, you can still feel its ”oldness.” The shower room has only half door, which is a weird design because you can splash water everywhere after showering and make a mess. The air conditioner and heater did not work. I tried to call the staff to help, but no one answered. And due to the malfunction of the air conditioner, the air was not circulated and felt very stuffy. The old room smell was getting stronger since there was no air conditioning.

The hotel has all that you need for comfort as a tourist. You are only a block away from the Munich Hbf so walking to the hotel with luggage was no problem. Proximity to the train station was essential for me since I used Munich as base while taking several train trips. The front desk staff is helpful and made it easy for someone who speaks very poor German. The rooms are sizeable by European standards and very comfortable. Fitness center was acceptable. You are about 4-5 long city blocks away from getting to Neuhauser Street and main shopping district (about another 3 blocks to Marienplatz) so if you mind the walking then maybe not the place for you, but I had no problem with it. Several restaurants within close walking distance (albeit not fine dining) and an Aldi's next door. One one hand nice to see a very diverse area in the immediate neighborhood, but also some sketch figures, but encountered no real problems (albeit a few odd visuals that I will not share). The breakfast was very good and I generally at eenough that lunch was not even a need or a consideration. Overall, well worth it.

It was my first time to come to Munich. Since I also needed to take a train to Passau, I chose the Le Méridien Hotel next to the Central Station. The hotel is in a great location and only needs to cross a road to the train station. It also leads to the city center business street, Munich City Hall and the Royal Palace. It only takes 10 minutes. In addition, the hotel's breakfast is very rich. I will choose to stay here next time.

Another Aweseome stay at the Aparthotel Adagio Munich. Loved just everything here. Have been here before. Stayed with the family for three nights before our vacation flight to explore the city. Staff is wonderfull, especially with kids. Everyone was so welcoming. Room was nice and tidy, spacious and equipped with everything you needed. We could even prepare small dishes for our Baby Boy. We will definitely be back soon.

We had an absolutely wonderful time at Sofitel Munich. The room we were staying at 425 had a nice spacious room with many amenities. All the staff were very friendly especially Manager Mr. Umut was very accommodating and very helpful. He was always greeting us with a smile and took care of all our needs and requests. The bar was also very luxurious with many nice cocktails. We will miss Sofitel and will definitely come back next year!

Room is very small and a bit stuffy, there’s no air conditioner, neither fridge. Please bring your own bathing soaps and necessities before you come. Breakfast is fair. Anyways, the room is clean and tidy, staff are nice and helpful!

This hotel is very new and visually appealing. The front desk team is quite fabulous and friendly. I think the entire team, including the M Club lounge team and bar team honestly made this property memorable. They did a great job hiring fabulous people. I was hesitant to book here from previous reviews but am somewhat glad I did. There’s two grocery stores nearby, the bar has decent food and the club lounge actually has very decent wine selections plus champagne during brunch. I never ate dinner at the club lounge though. Proximity to downtown and tourist attractions was decent. My biggest complaint is regarding their AC. Our room’s AC wasn’t very efficient. I phoned down asking for some fans, but was advised they didn’t have any. They sent an engineer up who verified the AC was working properly. I assumed they simply didn’t have strong AC in the rooms. We slept uncomfortable every night. When we actually visited our friends’ rooms, their AC was much stronger. I requested a room change but was advised they were fully committed due to Adele, which is why we were in town. I believe they should have adequate AC in every room or have fans as a back up. The club lounge also was severely understaffed every evening. There was one night where we went up for drinks around 9pm. It was crowded with only one server working. It was clear he was working as efficiently as he could, but there were simply too many people in the lounge for him. After going out to nearby bar, we returned around 1:30am to the lounge to grab some waters. The gentleman was still working diligently trying to set up the lounge for breakfast. Overall, stunning property aesthetically. Great team for the few people they do have. They honestly just need to hire more people for every department.