Hotels near Storchengarten in Markt Schwaben

Hotel is fine, the staff is nice. Novotel airport is easy to reach by the public bus shuttle. No issue to catch a flight even very early in the morning. Rooms are very well equipped and comfortable. The squarish ”sleeping factory” design of the hotel features long corridors flanked with rabbit holes doors... Depending on where your room is located by reaching the lift, your daily jogging is done.

Nice hotel but a bit far from the city centre but short walk to the train which takes you into the heart of Munich! Breakfast was excellent, good choices on what to eat. Friendly staff and clean rooms

I was glad to have chosen this hotel for a 3-night stay. The room was cozy but clean, everything in very good condition, big variety of choices for breakfast actually I don't think there was anything you couldn't get for breakfast and the manager at the breakfast area is a very friendly guy that welcomes you with a smile. The staff at the reception were also very friendly and helpful. Apart from the in-house restaurant which is very good there are also some very good restaurants at walking distance. It takes 15 min to the Messe and the bus stop is right across the street. Will most probably stay again as the location is very convenient to me for either getting fast to Munich or driving to Manching. The area is also very quiet for an undisturbed night sleep. I would only wish that there were some umbrellas or something similar at the nice quiet back terrace protecting from rain.

Located in Vaterstetten, Messe Boutique Hotel Erb München is in a rural location, within a 15-minute drive of Deutsches Museum and Allianz Arena. This spa hotel is 11.1 mi (17.9 km) from Residenz and 11.2 mi (18 km) from Hofbräuhaus.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a 24-hour health club and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility.You can enjoy a meal at the restaurant serving the guests of Messe Boutique Hotel Erb München, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 28 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring heated floors. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Wireless internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Pro: - Free deep garage Contra: - The outflow in the bathroom has provided a durable, terrible smell. You had to keep the bathroom door closed permanently, otherwise the smell would have been pulled through the entire room - in the bathroom there was a small, three-storey car in which you could store his things for the bathroom. Unfortunately, this car was so extremely dirty at all three levels of deposition that you had to undergo something everywhere. - The bathroom had only 2 hooks to be. Handsets to hang - In the shower the shower head was loose so that it could only hang the shower head down - The tube of the shower head was through the permanent ”down-hang” completely knocked so very little water came out of the shower head. - In one of our beds was a living cage - the tiles in the bathroom on the ground were already dark - the mirror in the bathroom was overflowed after arrival of water flirts - In the breakfast room there is a staff member who appears to be disappointed as she comes to the breakfast room every few minutes, doing as if she wash a table and then watching people at the dinner. A very nervous behaviour, because you can't have a quiet breakfast - the staff of the Putz column get in the breakfast room without desinfecting their hands beforehand, with their white hands their food (brood, sauce, cheese), touch this and take it into account

The rooms are advertised as apart-hotel rooms for longer stays, but they are small and they mostly just traded a proper size wardrobe for a space for a kitchen sink and a microwave. The website says ”Kitchenette” but you can't really cook anything... Also, no dish soap or sponge is provided, and you have to grab plates and cutleries yourself from the restaurant area downstairs. This could easily be fixed. Also the website says there is a desk but there really isn't. What you get is a small coffee table with a low seat. Impossible to seat and expect to work comfortably on it. No laundry service or washing machines available in the hotel either. The receptionist pointed me to the mall to clean my clothes, which is very far if you don't have a car. They should at least have a partnership with external laundry service and organize pickups... Other than that, the staff was super friendly and professional. Nice hotel design, clean and good breakfast too. So I would recommend the place only for short stays.

Luxury as expected, blanket are too large, night lights are kind of sensitive and start off too often. Entrance looks rather like a underground bunker...

We recently stayed at this hotel while we were visiting Munich for Oktoberfest. The hotel is out of the center of town so it takes a car ride to the nearest train station to catch a train to downtown Munich; but overall no more than 40 minutes to get to the center of town. There is onsite parking (no fee), as well as proximity to restaurants and other services (again- a car will be needed). Being on the outskirts of Munich the hotel is easy to locate and to get into and away from. The rooms are a bit smallish but overall were clean and adequate. A good daily breakfast was provided with fruit, cereals, pancakes and a few hot dishes. The service was hit and miss- especially at the front desk. We arrived late after a delayed flight and the desk clerk was waiting for us and got us into our room straight away and was very friendly. On another occasion we had been locked out of our room and the key deactivated- when we visited the desk the young lady barked at me “I don’t know you- we have no one by that name here- who are you”? She then stormed off leaving someone else to pick up the pieces…it turned out the reservation was in my wife’s name but the clerk clearly did not want to be bothered with us. This is a good hotel if you don’t want the hassle with negotiating the hassle of central Munich and is close to the main highway making for easy travel onwards.

The hotel booked during the exhibition is quite convenient. Traveling is more worry-free, effort-saving and time-saving. The environment is quite satisfactory. Business trips will not be many. A total of many rooms are booked.

Likes: Hotel was clean and quite (Good windows insulated the jet sounds quite well). Cool vibe in lobby and bar. Breakfast was good. Dislikes: 25 Euro for early check in - Why? Room was ready-to-go - High vacancy at this place... Profiteering I think. Advertised an airport shuttle online - Turns out it is only one way (hotel to airport) so add 25 Euro for taxi from MUC to hotel, plus 15 Euro to return to MUC via the shuttle - So 40 to 50 Euro extra for the Munich ”Airport Hotel” - Probably worth the few extra Euro to stay at the actual airport hotel on premise (The Hilton). Also - Hotel is sprawling, so consider this if you have any sort of mobility issue. I got little sympathy for my bad knee. It was explained that because there was a party with loud music until midnight, I had to decide between a slumber disturbed, or a hike from the lobby. May have been forgivable if they offered assistance to get to my room... Nope... In a business park with no sign outside (challenging for my cab driver to find) One darkening drape to narrow (by 30 cm) for window so a very bright morning.