numa Hotels in Munich

Apartment-style hotel, the room also has kitchen, kitchenware and tableware, there is a public lounge, laundry room, etc., the decoration style is simple, suitable for long-term living. The location is far from the city center, take the subway to the end + walk for more than ten minutes.

The hotel has no staff to meet you. So check-in is being done with software - long and hard process, where you wait and do it in the entrance, without any place to sit. It was not clear that we can do it a day before and in such situation - it could have saved us the check-in puzzle at 11:00PM after long flight and train journey. Breakfast is served in a box to the room, but arrived on time only at the first day. breakfast is poor. The late arrival did not leave us time to eat it. When we asked what is happening, the final answer was at night.... There was is no cleaning of the room while we stayed, and if I understand correctly there is a way to replace the towels by yourself. The kitchen in the room is good and has all what is needed. All in all - if you consider it as renting a house/room for short time with no service - it is a good choice, If you expect room service and decent breakfast, this is not the place for you. Subway is short walk away - about 14 minutes.

Personal experience is not bad, self-service is smooth, you can also store luggage, the surrounding environment is good, there is no front desk to meet other people who can't open the door with the PIN code. Breakfast 15 euros is more general

The apartment is clean. It is convenient to welcome intimate chocolate .Self check in. The kebab shop on the street is super delicious. But there are shortcomings. The street feels unsafe at night. Next to it is Jokers Wild ******, Downstairs there are often drunk people.

The location is very good. There are supermarkets around, and it is very convenient to take a taxi. It is not far from the subway station. It takes less than half an hour to take a taxi to the old town. It is also half an hour from the exhibition hall.