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My overall experience was actually very good the staff were friendly and the location is great It basically puts you in the middle of everything and you are close to the hauptbahnof on other modes of transport. My only take is that the Wi-Fi coverage in my place was unstable especially at night for some reason but on the ground floor it was very stable and fast.

Service: The front desk staff were very friendly and spoke excellent English, making communication a breeze. Facilities: The building has two elevators, which was really convenient for carrying luggage. The soundproofing on the room windows was great; even with lots of people watching the World Cup outside, it was quiet once the windows were closed. Environment: It's located in a large park-like area, which seems to be a business park with many young professionals. There are plenty of snack stalls and fast-food options, making it very convenient. It's easy to find from the East Railway Station; just take the overhead bridge and follow your navigation. Hygiene: Overall, it was very clean. The only minor issue was that the en-suite bathroom tended to accumulate a bit of water, and there was a raised step, but it wasn't a big deal. The cleaning staff were very diligent and cleaned the room thoroughly every day.

Excellent location on a safe and quiet street, 1-min walk from the famous glamorous Maximilian Street in central Munich! Check-in can be at the lobby's device or online via email before you arrive. I appreciate the coffee and vending machine, as well as the friendly, personable service and help from the staff: Nano and Uwe. Thank you!

The room was big, it has a fan and a small balcony with window that you can opened so it helps though the room has no AC and it is summer but cool at night. Our room also has double bed plus 1 bunkbed. The room can be easily occupied for 4 guests if needed. The location is not too far from München HBF, we walked around 15 minutes to Flixbus stop near HBF and the area is safe. The hotel staff ladies in the reception area during our check out date were very kind and helpful. We also get help to store our luggage in the hotel even after checked out. The hotel has a nice lobby area where you can buy drinks or snacks from vending machine. Overall, it was a satisfying stay for us and we surely come back staying here next time. Thanks a&o München hotel team!

The bed was comfortable and clearly well prepared, offering a reliable place to rest after long days. The mattress provided steady support, and the clean, neatly arranged linens added to a sense of care and comfort. Settling in each night felt easy, and sleep came naturally in the calm environment of the room. Beyond the bed, the space itself was tidy and thoughtfully laid out, making daily use simple and pleasant. Everything functioned smoothly, without minor inconveniences or disruptions. The overall atmosphere remained quiet and consistent throughout the stay, which helped maintain a relaxed routine. Taken together, the experience felt balanced and well managed, providing a straightforward and comfortable place to unwind.

🌟 Best Value for Solo Backpackers!This budget-friendly spot is perfect for solo backpackers, offering a clean and safe environment where guests respect house rules so you can get a great night's sleep without chaotic party noise. It is incredibly convenient for transit since all of Munich is within reach using just an Airport-City-Day-Ticket, which covers your airport ride and gives you unlimited city travel for the day. Plus, the breakfast is fantastic for morning energy, and their beers are excellent and well worth the price—highly recommended for a cheap, respectful, and fun stay!

It is walking distance from central bus station but have to take 3 stops to central train station. The paid breakfast is €12.50 which is more expensive than other hostel of €8.50. The hostel is very big so have to walk a long distance to the dorm. Staffs are friendly and place is clean. Dorm is spacious with toilet and bathroom.

The hotel’s location is good, within walking distance of major attractions and public transport. The staff kindly stored our luggage both before check-in, making our arrival and departure much easier. Rooms were clean and comfortable, and the service was friendly. Great choice if you want a central spot with helpful amenities!

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Okay, let's start with the positives. The location is really good. The Viktualienmarkt is practically around the corner, and the city center, English Garden, Eisbach – everything is within walking distance. The breakfast is good and can easily compete with larger hotels. Unfortunately, the coffee machine broke down on the first morning, so there was no coffee during my stay. The hotel has no elevator, not even for luggage. I wasn't aware of that. The staircase looked rundown. The room was clean, except for a dusty shelf in the closet, but it immediately made a bad impression because the curtain was half torn off. I found a blackout curtain in the closet. I then had to climb onto a chair to hang it up. I also fixed the other curtain right away. A blackout curtain was necessary as my room faced Reichenbachplatz. I also found a bedside lamp in the closet, but it was useless because there was no bulb. A shame, it would have been helpful since there was no light switch by the bed. The TV also didn't show a picture at first. Multiple channel scans with different configurations were needed. The walls are so thin that I got a fright on the first night, thinking someone was in my room talking. Someone also vomited, but that was two rooms down. The room next door was a kitchen or storage room. The bathroom was newly tiled. However, the drainpipes were just flexible hoses that weren't nicely connected. The towel racks probably dated back to the 60s. The sink wasn't straight on the wall, and the shower curtain was held up by a wire, a screw, and tape.