Holiday Inn Properties in Munich

We only stayed for one night. My daughter and I slept well. Personally, I missed having a wardrobe, but for one night it was fine. The hotel is easily accessible by public transport. However, parking is an issue. My brother-in-law had to search for half an hour because it wasn't possible to reserve a parking spot beforehand.

The Holiday Inn Munich City Centre is a popular hotel for local tourists. It has a lot of rooms, and it's super convenient because you can walk directly from the subway station to the hotel through an underground passage, as long as you take the correct exit. This means you don't have to brave the cold outside. The rooms are a typical European size, and the cleanliness is good. The hotel lobby has various facilities, though the convenience store is a bit pricey. However, just outside the hotel's underground passage, you'll find various supermarkets that have everything you could need, which is really handy.

I had a pleasant stay at Holiday Inn, and the staff were professional, friendly, and well trained. The check-in process was quick and smooth, and there are plenty of choices for breakfast. The room was clean, comfortable, and spacious enough for a solo traveller. I was able to fully open a 28-inch suitcase on the floor without any issues. The hotel’s cleanliness was excellent, and I especially appreciated the handwritten welcome card on the bed, which made the stay feel more personal and welcoming. All the coffee and drinks provided on the table were complimentary. The shower had strong water pressure, and the water temperature remained stable throughout my stay. If you’re staying for multiple nights, note that housekeeping is only provided upon request (free of charge). The staff will ask for your preference during check-in, which I found to be a thoughtful and environmentally friendly approach. The hotel is not located in the city centre or near Marienplatz, but getting there is easy. Tram No. 19 is just a short walk away, and after six stops, you’ll reach the Old Town. If you prefer taking the S-Bahn, Leuchtenbergring Station is located directly opposite the hotel. However, be aware that the station is only accessible via stairs, so if you’re travelling with large or heavy luggage, this is something to consider. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would recommend this hotel for its excellent service, cleanliness, and convenient public transport connections.

The room was pretty good and clean, and the price was affordable. However, the breakfast was terrible; nothing was freshly made, and the waffle maker was broken. The location is alright, a bit of a walk to the subway station, but convenient if you're driving.

Stayed 7 nights. Business hotel type. Expect minimum service. Full of people in breakfast room everyday. (One staff was particularly rude. One time, she scolded me for bringing the water bottle to my table because my hands were full and was not capable of pouring water.) There was once breakfast was out of order and was diverted to another one. The order was chaotic. No staff to manage the situation. I also had a day with only half housekeeping work. Hotel acknowledged it was their fault but with no immediate action taken until the next day because housekeeping was already gone. There was also fire alarm event happened during my stay while having breakfast. Everyone of us had to go outside until confirmed safety by professionals. Turned out it was due to someone smoking. Misc: 1. Bathtub water draining stopper always stopping 2. A/C not working. Staff said it will only on from June.

I had the suite room. Comes stocked with one time juice, beer, and soda. Every day you get water and coffee replenished. Sofa bed was comfy as was the double bed. Balcony was relaxing. Ask for a change of towels or room cleaning preferably the night before or when you leave in the morning on your excursion so that your room will be how you want ot when you return to it.