Pet Friendly Hotels in Munich

Everything was great. The hotel is beautiful and conveniently located near the Christmas market. One small issue was that the breakfast restaurant seemed understaffed, which caused the service to be a bit slow and the staff to appear slightly stressed. This is understandable, but better staffing or management could make the service feel warmer and more pleasant.

The room is comfortable and quiet. The window cannot be opened and there is no shading. The car show is really too wife _＞ `cool like it! Although the location is not in the city, it is not a few stops in the city center by subway. It is really convenient and cost-effective than the city. The merchant provided the photo for real, I forgot to take it 😂

A small hotel next to a beer factory. The inside was beautifully renovated. All the sisters at the reception were friendly. There was no pot, coffee set, etc. in the room, but the coffee machine at the entrance of the restaurant also had all-you-can-drink, tea and herbal tea. The room had a heating facility that was convenient for drying the laundry, which was helpful. The tram stop was also at 2.3 minutes.

Overall, the hotel was decent, and the cleanliness was good. However, the window was right above the head of the bed, and the curtains were quite thin and didn't close properly. This meant I was woken up by the sunlight every morning. Also, it seemed like the window couldn't be opened. The biggest issue was the Wi-Fi; I couldn't connect while lying in bed, only when I sat at the desk. The Wi-Fi coverage definitely needs improvement.

This is the best hotel in Europe. It's incredibly affordable compared to nearby hotels, yet the quality is exceptional. I would definitely like to stay here again. I was truly impressed by the kind service of the reception staff. The rooms are clean, the beds are comfortable, and the breakfast is delicious. Furthermore, it has amenities rarely found in Europe, such as a hot shower with strong water pressure, a refrigerator, and a high-powered hairdryer. These may be commonplace in Japan, but there are very few hotels in Europe that offer all of these at this price point, so I was extremely satisfied with my stay!

Since there is no elevator, it is not recommended for wheelchairs or large luggage. But it is recommended for others. The toilet was shared, but it was cleaned properly and there was no discomfort. Of course the room is clean. There are both shared showers and indoor showers. There is no shampoo in the room. Please note that the indoor shower will not be drained unless you press the button at the bottom of the entrance. It takes 30 to 40 minutes to the center and 1 hours to the airport, but it is easy because you can go without transfer at S-Bahn. However, since the railway is suspended in Germany, it may be better to check if there is a schedule for suspension before booking (although it may still be suspended in a hurry).

The room was very clean, the service was very friendly, all the staff were very polite, and it was a comfortable business stay. The only problem was that the bed width of all hotels in Munich was too narrow, only 0.9 meters, which was a bit cramped. In addition, the Super 8 Hotel did not place new drinking water every day, and you had to ask at the front desk. I hope that it can be updated and placed in the room every day in the future. The overall experience was good.

It was a lovely hotel near to Olympia Park - it was quite a distance from Oktoberfest though, where I wanted to visit. There's not much around Olympia Park and I didn't find it easy to use the public transport, so I walked around 7km each visit. I was very happy with the room, it was comfortable and quiet

Everything clean, public transport just 250 m from the hotel, parking is a bit expensive (16€) per day for my purposes

Such a beautiful place, so clean, easy check in, friendly staff. There's no kettle or coffee maker or refrigerator or water bottles or vending machines. No one informed me that the lift doesn't work at night or that I would need to exit/enter through a door with a key at the bottom of the stairwell instead of through the reception area. Seems like a fire hazard, and if you're handicapped, you're trapped.