Hotels near Implerstraße Metro Station, Munich

"Lovely hotel with a comfortable bed.  Bathroom has heated floors which was lovely!.  Don’t miss the breakfast that was varied and tasty!  The staff were all wonderful too.   The neighborhood around the hotel had supermarkets, coffee shops, restaurants and pharmacies, all within an easy walking distance.  We came for the Christmas Markets and there is a large one right in front of the hotel. The U bahn is also close by, about  200 yards away.  We highly recommend Boutique Hotel Krone."

"The location was fantastic, very close to the station and within easy reach of the city center. The neighborhood felt very safe, which was a big plus. It was also great to have a supermarket and a coin laundry within walking distance. The room itself was spacious, clean, and comfortable. When the hairdryer in the room wasn't working, I went to the front desk and they immediately lent me a spare, which I thought was excellent service."

"the hotel is good and clean.But one day we discover that our plastic bottles disappeared and our room is not cleaned."

"The room was very comfortable, the mattress and pillows were very soft, the front desk staff was very welcoming, and the bar counter provided hot water. The location was very convenient, there was a subway station right outside, and three stops to Maria Square, there was a large supermarket nearby, and there was a large garden where you could have breakfast, drink tea and rest."

"The room was not so big, but we just stayed for a night. They have everything you need fridge, fan, shower gel, soup, TV, internet. At the reception nice friendly personal who meets you, check in was very fast, just need to feel up the form. Then they suggested us water and coffee for free. If you’re a bit hungry there are also some snacks. Good location if you travel with FlixBus, the station is 10 min by feet. Highly recommend. And also they have a parking if you you come by car. 15€ per night. Very good price for this hotel. Already in my favourites 👍"

"There were some staff, and the width was wide from German people to very kind shapes. I haven't felt unpleasant. The rice was very delicious and rich in variety. I am very satisfied. It was very good because it was good to stay! It's a little far from the main station, but I don't feel a problem because there are plenty of public transportation."

"The dust in the room is beyond out of control. Everything you touch has lint from the blankets, bed sheets and the towels. I don't think the cleaners clean their ”lint traps” in the dryer. The poor dryers probably are dying due to not cleaning. You just have to stick with it with your clothings full of lint and dust. The breakfast was pretty solid. The reception is absolutely perfect and very kind and on point. The room itself was a bit on the smaller side but the AC unit was amazing. The whole lint problem was just so irritatin"

"The hotel is a convenient 8-10 minute walk from the train station. The area around the hotel is predominantly populated by residents and businesses that do not speak German. While there are several supermarkets nearby, none of the small shops sell water. The only option is a 1.5-liter bottle of 'mineral water' for a steep 2.50 Euros. Munich has very hard water, so much so that boiling a pot of water leaves a noticeable amount of limescale. The hotel does not offer luggage storage services. The double bed, measuring 1.3 meters, was fitted with two 1.5-meter mattresses, which easily slipped off. I wonder who came up with this makeshift arrangement? On the upside, the price was very reasonable."

"The location is good, the room is not big, but it is clean and tidy, and the facilities are average. I stayed in three Leonardo hotels this time. It is said that this hotel brand is pretty good. Hotels in European urban areas are small, but overall it is pretty good."

"The space was incredibly cramped; there was barely any room for luggage. The bathroom: you need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and shower slippers. They do provide towels, body wash, shampoo, a hairdryer, and tissues/toilet paper in the room. The toilet flush was confusing; it used an enormous amount of water. If you didn't close the lid, water would splash everywhere. Even with the lid closed, it would be soaked, so I had to wipe it down every time before use. The electric kettle was broken, but since we brought our own, we didn't bother asking the front desk to replace it. Environment: It was very quiet. Our room faced the train tracks, but it didn't disturb our sleep at all (and believe me, I'm a very light sleeper). Location-wise, there's a bus stop right outside, and bus 19 goes directly to Marienplatz. Downstairs, there's a supermarket and small restaurants, so it's very convenient overall. Breakfast: We stayed for 3 days, and the breakfast was exactly the same every morning: meatballs, potato dumplings, bread, beans, bacon (very salty), scrambled eggs, coffee, tea, fruit, cheese, and ham. Honestly, I regretted booking breakfast. The self-service waffle maker salvaged a tiny bit of my impression, even though the taste was so-so (the batter was a pre-made mix), but the kids found it quite interesting."