Hotels Near Heilig Kreuz in 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.

Both for businessmen who have to do south of Munich and for tourists who want to live very decently for a reasonable price (and who can be in the city centre with the metro without switching in a few minutes) , recommended this house. Large rooms, modern bathroom, and everything works. Has deserved its four stars. The staff is very friendly. Adequate breakfast, good and cheap Italian restaurant

A really lovely hotel, 24 hour check in was handy, room was a great size and the kitchenette was handy if staying longer. Really close to train station but in a nice quiet area and quick into the city. Would stay again if ever visiting Munich. Beds all comfy and staff friendly.

This hotel is located a few train stops away (Station: Harras) from the central train station, so it was not difficult to get to it. The infrastructure of the city is such that getting around is relatively easy. One just has to follow the directions on a map, whether physical or online, and you are good to go. The check-in process was smooth. I realise getting up and walking to where my room is, that the hotel is quite large, so if you are not up to walking a lot; ask for a room close to the elevator. The room is large and well maintained. I appreciate the bottle of water on top of the minibar fridge for guests. There is a breakfast place just a short walk away if having breakfast at the hotel is not something you would like. Not a minor issue, but it does say in the directory of services that laundry items sent in before 8.30am would be returned by 7pm the same day. However, mine was not and luckily, I was not departing the hotel the next day. It was attributed to a manpower shortage, says the front desk team member; and I know it to be a prevalent issue worldwide. The internet connection in the room is also very slow, especially in the evenings, in my opinion. If you decide to forgo the servicing of your room, hang a “go green” pouch on the doorknob and you will receive a surprise gift. Aside from the bakery around the corner, there are a few eateries close by. Despite the shortcomings, it was an enjoyable, fuss-free stay.

Room was really great furnished and beautifully large, in the room was also kitchen with full equipment available. Breakfast was delicious, although the selection was not so large, but has everything you need to start well for the day. The hotel is located in the heart of the city centre, and the hotel is located in the heart of the city centre. The only point was that our room was not cleaned at a single rhino when we were staying there, we were there 3 nights. But otherwise he was super satisfied with the hotel and the location. So far is our best and cheapest hotel in Munich! Thank you! :)

When we had to book a hotel in Munich, most of the other hotels were very expensive or they were booked out. The niu loco still offered rooms under 100€ per night (breakfast included!) under fair conditions. The niu is not far away from the motorway. Its neighborhood/surroundings are not beautiful. Luckily, the heavy traffic outside could not be heard in the building at all. You can park your car underground for 10€ per night. The next Tube station is within easy reach: you can walk there in 5 to 10 minutes. Line 6 takes you to Schwabing and Marienplatz directly (3€50 for one ride). My room was quiet, clean, and cozy. The bed was comfortable. There was no mini bar, but a TV with a big screen. In a box there were some games and a toy for children. The bathroom was extremely clean. I was fascinated by the disco lamp, which produced “psychedelic” light effects on the ceiling and walls. The lounge opens up into the breakfast room. Their breakfast offered a wide choice of rolls, different types of delicious German bread, various jams, sausages, fruit, yoghurts and mueslis. At the coffee machines there was self service. The coffee tasted good. Contrary to what you can read in some of the other guests’ reviews, I found the staff open-minded and cooperative. In a nutshell, I would readily return to the niu loco, because it has got many more advantages than disadvantages. My colleague wants to return there with his family.

The hotel has a lot of rooms, tidy, clean, comfortable, and convenient transportation nearby, but some rooms in the hotel do not have a hair dryer. I found out that there was no hair dryer after washing my hair last night. I called the front desk to ask for it. I waited for almost an hour and no one answered. Finally I opened the door, and a Chinese man just passed by in the corridor. By luck, he had a hair dryer in his room, so he was able to dry his hair...

The hotel is located on an elegant residential street in Munich, five minutes from the metro stop. Very nice room, clean and large, very large bathroom with shower and bathtub. Kitchenette with coffee machine and all comforts. Basic but elegant furniture, not bad beds (somewhat soft pillows). Yes, it overlooks a somewhat busy road, so cars can be heard at night, but nevertheless we rested well. We didn't try the breakfast. I would stay there again.

The hotel has all that you need for comfort as a tourist. You are only a block away from the Munich Hbf so walking to the hotel with luggage was no problem. Proximity to the train station was essential for me since I used Munich as base while taking several train trips. The front desk staff is helpful and made it easy for someone who speaks very poor German. The rooms are sizeable by European standards and very comfortable. Fitness center was acceptable. You are about 4-5 long city blocks away from getting to Neuhauser Street and main shopping district (about another 3 blocks to Marienplatz) so if you mind the walking then maybe not the place for you, but I had no problem with it. Several restaurants within close walking distance (albeit not fine dining) and an Aldi's next door. One one hand nice to see a very diverse area in the immediate neighborhood, but also some sketch figures, but encountered no real problems (albeit a few odd visuals that I will not share). The breakfast was very good and I generally at eenough that lunch was not even a need or a consideration. Overall, well worth it.

The hotel is in a very convenient location, easy access by train. The room was very clean and the breakfast excellent, a wide selection of food for all tastes. All the staff was very kind, especially the gentleman Mr. Slavko at breakfast who was very kind, willing to help and approached us speaking our language with a big smile. I highly recommend it to everybody visiting Munich!! Although it is a three-star hotel, it deserves more recognition.