Hotels in Fürstenried-West, Munich

At the arrival we received rather little information, only about room number and the handling of the key box. The room makes a good impression, is clean, equipped with a small TV and goes out to the street. No refrigerator. The furniture works high quality. The bathroom is large enough and looks freshly renovated. We liked that. Parking is available in the indoor courtyard and on the street free. The double bed consists of two single beds moved together, which also moved through the rolls at the end of the night. We didn't like that. Breakfast started at 6.15, it was made all the time. Officially it goes until 10 a.m. The service was friendly. Coffee was available in the room in the thermoscane, Cappuccino etc. costed an extra price (cacao not). There was a large selection of sauce, s***** and cheese, breads, bread, fresh croissants and apple plunders, yoghurt, a little musli, fresh fruit, orange juice, rhetoric, cooked eggs and salmon. All was delicious. At night, you could first sleep at open window, but when you started the professional traffic it was too noisy. Unfortunately, even with closed windows, you could hear a lot of the cars (there are rooms with a view to the indoor courtyard, which are surely quieter). After the morning 6.30, then noises from the hall came to it, because the doors are rather poorly isolated. Below the bathroom window of room 15 is a smoking lock of staff, which often meant unpleasant cigarette smoke in the room as long as the window was open (even if not smoked, We would have liked information about breakfast times, Wi-Fi access and departure times in the room. For the constant running of Wi-Fi, you must link the hotel as a location in its timeline. I don't think that is good for various reasons. What about people without Facebook? What if I don't want to share such information on such a page? I must then refrain from the usual service to use Wi-Fi? There was a way to enter a Wi-Fi code, but there was no information in the room about how to get it. Also the adoption was friendly but saving. Whether we were feeling well or so we were not asked. In general, the hotel is solid and in order for the price.

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!

Convenient option for a stay close to the train station. Unfortunately our room was not so well cleaned, you could notice marks of spilled drinks/glasses on the main table. The room is fine, not very spacious but it has all you need. Mattresses and pillows are comfortable. N too air conditioning though, so I would not come back in summer!

Nice stay. Good access with car and good connection to the city center. U-bahn is next to the hotel. Rooms are good. Bunk beds could have higher guardrails. Breakfast is good and you have a lot to choose from. Juice glasses could be bigger (now only 1 dcl). Parking is a bit expensive (18€/day).

It's two years ago this weekend that I stayed in this hotel. I meant to post a review at the time (but I forgot!). Anyway, I would thoroughly recommend this hotel as a place to stay in Munich. Rates were incredibly good value (when I visited). Room was large, spotlessly clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The immediate surrounding area isn't exactly pretty. Think functional. But it's very safe and there is a large supermarket next door. As long as you do your research and realise that it's not a city centre location it's a great choice. Public transport in Munich is excellent. There is a tram stop/terminus next to the hotel and a bus stop also (which will bring you to an underground station in a couple of minutes). It takes no longer than about 20/25 minutes to get into the city (with transfers). It's also easy to get to by public transport from the airport (if you plan).

Let's start with the spa - an oasis of relaxation and rejuvenation. From the moment I stepped into the tranquil haven of the Vier Jahreszeiten Spa, I was enveloped in an atmosphere of serenity and well-being. The spa facilities are impeccable, featuring a range of treatments and therapies that cater to every guest's needs. The expert therapists displayed a deep understanding of their craft, ensuring a customized and revitalizing experience. After indulging in one of their signature massages, I felt completely refreshed and invigorated. The spa's attention to detail and commitment to providing a sanctuary of calmness was truly impressive. As for the location, Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski is a true gem in the heart of Munich. Situated on the prestigious Maximilianstrasse, it offers an ideal home base for exploring the vibrant city. From the hotel, you can easily reach Munich's iconic attractions, designer boutiques, and renowned dining establishments. The convenience of being able to stroll through the historic city center or simply step outside to admire the beauty of Maximilianstrasse made my stay even more enjoyable. It's a testament to the hotel's commitment to offering guests the best of Munich right at their doorstep. The overall experience at Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski was nothing short of exceptional. The luxurious accommodations, attentive staff, and attention to detail throughout the property were all factors that contributed to a memorable stay. The blend of classic elegance and modern amenities created an inviting and sophisticated atmosphere, which I found to be both comfortable and inspiring. In conclusion, Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munich is a top-tier hotel that truly understands the art of hospitality. The remarkable spa and the unbeatable location in the heart of Munich set it apart as a destination that caters to travelers seeking a perfect balance of relaxation and exploration. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to experience the best of Munich in a luxurious and welcoming setting.

Good hotel. Lovely staff, loyal to understanding, service at the highest level. The hotel itself is located in the center, which already speaks of the convenience of visiting. Inside the room, complete noise isolation. If you visit Munich as a tourist, you will definitely check in * Premier Inn München Cyty (Zentrum) * 😘👌 💋BAGDASAROV

The hotel was cozing and had good accomodations. Although not too modern, the room was equipped with everything we needed and had great acoustics. Parking in the surroundings was not very easy depending on the moment of the day. Breakfast was nice, with variety of food and typically German food included. The staff was nice but not very welcoming. The neighborhood was not very near to the city center, but that worked out really good for us, since we got to experience the local life.

I booked this hostel last minute, and I've never stayed in a hostel before, so I can't really compare it to other places. Despite reading reviews on Hostelworld about the single rooms being hot, I have no complaints about the room. I stayed in Munich when the temperature had a low of 20 Celcius and a high of 30. I had no issues with the room. I did have a large fan on in the room, which kept it cool. My room also had its own balcony and I sat outside to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner. Perfect for those who love their own space or couple. My only gripe was that the WiFi was slow at times, so I couldn't even search the website to test internet speed. I had a data roaming plan, so this wasn't that big of an issue. I would stay here again if I'm back in Munich. A Lidl at the end of the street and the Train station is a 2-minute walk away. It couldn't get better.

The first floor is too hot, the second floor is good, the breakfast is awesome, the first floor is booked, the fat guy at the front desk is very patient to help change the room and want to tip when checking out, but he rests, the hotel is recommended!