Munich Hotels with Pools

Facilities: The location is amazing, right in the heart of the city Hygiene: There is no problem with hygiene in luxury hotels Environment: Historical old town, old buildings, nothing to speak of Service: Answer the call and reply the call in seconds Disadvantages: Poor people, two rooms, one dinner, 3000 euros are gone

Marriott's luxury hotel, opened for more than 3 months, is located between the old town of Munich and the central train station. The geographical location is absolutely convenient for travel, whether taking a taxi or public transportation, and even the surrounding Chinese restaurants are quite abundant, and you can switch between formal meals and fast food at will. The basic room is not large, but it is enough. In terms of service, you will feel warm as soon as you step into the door of the hotel (trolls will say, money is the god, of course, money in this world can solve most problems, such as service). The breakfast variety is rich enough, there are a la carte and buffet categories. I ate the miso soup in it for 3 days to satisfy the Chinese taste, but it was really salty, but the menu is the same every day without any change, which is a disadvantage. 👍Recommended

All aspects of the hotel are very good, the staff are enthusiastic and professional, the room is clean and the bed is comfortable, the dog also has its own bed and tableware, highly recommended!

Andaz Munich Schwabinger Tor - a Concept by Hyatt is a luxury hotel under the Hyatt brand. Here's a closer look: • Basic Information: The hotel is located at Leopoldstraße 170, Schwabing-West, 80804 Munich, Bavaria, Germany, and opened in 2018. • Location: The hotel is approximately 32.8 km from Munich Airport, a 28-minute drive away. Nearby attractions include the BMW Museum (approximately 2.11 km), the Munich Olympic Park (approximately 2.6 km), the Alte Pinakothek (approximately 2.88 km), and Marienplatz (approximately 3.9 km). The hotel is also approximately 840 meters from Dietlindenstraße U-Bahn (underground station), offering convenient transportation. • Rooms: The hotel offers a variety of room types, including standard, deluxe, and suites. For example, a Standard King Room is 38 square meters, a Standard Twin Room is 38-43 square meters, and a Deluxe King Room is 50-70 square meters. Suites range in size from 70 to 200 square meters, with Andaz View Suites ranging from 77-93 square meters and Penthouse Suites reaching 200 square meters. • Facilities and Services: The hotel offers comprehensive facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, a fitness room, a spa, and a sauna. 24-hour front desk service, multilingual staff, currency exchange, luggage storage, valet parking, and concierge services are also provided. • Dining: The hotel features an on-site restaurant and bar, offering a variety of delicious food and beverages. Guests can enjoy delicious meals and relaxing drinks at the hotel. • Pricing: Hotel rates vary depending on room type and length of stay, but a guideline price starts at 1,499 yuan per night. • Unique Design: The hotel's design reflects Munich's unique atmosphere, incorporating cultural elements into every detail, from local art to regional cuisine, showcasing Munich's rich Bavarian heritage. • Prime Location: Located in the heart of Munich's creative district, Schwabingentor, between the Olympic Stadium and the English Garden, it enjoys convenient access to numerous attractions and transportation. • High-Quality Guest Room Experience: The hotel boasts 277 spacious guest rooms and suites, ranging from 38 square meters for standard rooms to 200 square meters for penthouse suites. Some rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the park or neighborhood, and bathrooms feature spacious floor-level showers and exclusive St. Charles Apothecary products. • Extensive Dining Options: The hotel offers several restaurants and bars, including The Lonely Broccoli, Andaz Lounge Bar, and M'uniqo Rooftop Bar. The Lonely Broccoli is Munich's first modern butcher shop, specializing in charcoal-grilled and slow-roasted dishes. M'uniqo Rooftop Bar is Munich's highest rooftop bar, offering 360-degree views of Munich and the Alps. • Luxurious Spa Facilities: Munich's largest spa features six private treatment rooms, an indoor pool surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, a sun deck, and a fitness center. A comprehensive menu includes facials, massages, body treatments, and beauty treatments. Andaz Munich Schwabingentor features a menu inspired by The Lonely Broccoli, Munich's first modern butcher shop. Here are some of the highlights: • Meat Entrees: The Wagyu Beef Burger, served on brioche bun with onion jam, bacon, and cheddar cheese, offers a rich flavor; the Jamaican **** Style Poussin offers a unique Caribbean flavor; and the Bánh Mì Sandwich with Iberico Pork offers a fusion of Asian influences. • Seafood: The Surf 'n' Turf combines grilled shrimp and steak for a two-for-one experience; the Cedarwood Brook Trout is tender and has a distinct cedarwood aroma. • Soups: Gulash Soup, rich with beef shoulder, Bavarian potatoes, sour cream, and chives; Old Cream of Sweet Corn Soup, sweet with roasted sweet corn, bell peppers, and parsley. #GermanyTravel #GermanMunich #GermanHotels • Sides: The Lonely Broccoli, with a smoked almond sauce, offers a unique flavor; the Truffle Fries, sprinkled with truffles, Pecorino cheese, and truffle mayonnaise, offer a fragrant aroma; and the Truffled Mashed Potatoes, delicate and truffle-flavored.

We arrived at 6 PM on the first day. We had two rooms, and two people were checking us in. The person checking in the double room told me it was actually a single room, and the single room was checked in for two people. I don't think that's right. That evening, we washed our clothes and put them on the rack, and the amount of dust we wiped off was like the first picture. The next morning, they didn't clear away our breakfast until after 3 PM, and didn't even clean up the items on the floor. This hotel doesn't even have its own parking lot, which made us search for ages. We asked later and found out they don't have one. They did help us bring our luggage upstairs. The front desk staff had a bad attitude.

The hotel is located very close to the train station, but the room (at least the one I had) was quiet as it was facing the inside area. There is a nice small swimming pool included in the room price on the last floor, open from 6 am to 11 pm. The staff was kind and fast

A nice hotel, but the two bedroom is not really a two bedroom. It's more like a one bedroom plus the living area converted into the second sleeping area. I find the ”two bedroom” room type too squeezy for 4 pax. We cannot even eat together on the same table, no table space and not enough chairs. Also, although there is a lift, our floor is not at the lift landing, it's in-between the lift landing, so for those carrying big luggage, it was tedious, not recommended. Otherwise, the room facilities are good, the location is great. They also allow us to leave our luggage there while waiting for check-in, so that is nice too.

The reception was indifferent and unfriendly. When booking, I specified the need for latex pillows and an extra luggage rack in the special requests section, but neither was provided upon check-in. The concierge's service was better. At check-out, I requested the frontdesk to help with my luggage, but no one came to assist. Dinner at the hotel restaurant was also poorly attended to; the service was lukewarm and indifferent, perhaps due to the restaurant's high demand. The food quality was mediocre and did not live up to the website's claim of being the top restaurant in Munich. The Deluxe Room we booked online was advertised as 35-38 square meters, but the actual room was much smaller than expected. In short, aside from the location, everything else fell short of expectations, earning only a mediocre rating. I would likely not stay there again or recommend it to friends; perhaps my expectations were too high, leading to greater disappointment.

Service at Bayerischer Hof starts outside, when arriving by car: They take care of your luggage and take the keys to park your car. Reception is very friendly, helpful and effectively under the Corona-Regulations, to provide a good room for you. Breakfast is still good, but before Corona-Times it was definitely better. I only managed a Dinner at Trader Vic's, which is quite nice for tourists, but not the original food I know from Asia myself. The four days at the Bayerischer Hof were the most comfortable time I had this year. And now I plan to be back there in December - same hotel.

I really need to give a bad review. The hotel had soldiers staying because of a football match. They changed my original twin bed to a king-size bed without notifying me, and they didn't tell the agent. Most importantly, when the customer checked in, they gave the customer's room card to open the door and someone was already in the room. This kind of service in a five-star hotel is simply too much.