Hotels in Schwanthalerhohe, Munich

Hotel was ok. About 25 mins walk from the centre. Room very small and bathroom was unclean. Shower doors also didn’t really work so water went everywhere. A cheap option

There was no good as anything to be exposed! Style, quiet hotel with top breakfast! A small point of discount for the payable (€20) garage place! Continue so!

Уютный отель недалеко от автобусной станции Мюнхена и от места проведения Октоберфеста. Приятный номер и интерьер самого отеля. Администраторы доброжелательные, хорошо говорят по английски. Завтрак лёгкий. Остались только положительные впечатления, с удовольствием ещё приеду.

I wasn’t expecting a balcony in the room, so that was a nice surprise. The view from it wasn’t anything special, but it was perfectly fine. The room itself was very large. The kitchen came with all the cookware and utensils you could possibly need — I didn’t actually use them, but everything was neatly arranged and spotlessly clean. There were also plenty of seating options inside: bar chairs, a sofa, an office chair, and even outdoor seating on the balcony. All were comfortable.

My stay at the Hilton Garden Inn was excellent value for money, especially considering its location and convenience. First off, the hotel is very close to Donnersbergerbrücke station. You can walk through the courtyard and up a passage to the bridge, and you'll be at the station in just three minutes. Alternatively, there's a path next to the road that takes you down to the platform from the overpass, though it's a bit further. There's also the Trappentreustraße tram stop right on the main road. Using any of these options, it's only three stops to Munich Central Station, taking less than five minutes. Getting to the Old Town is also incredibly convenient, taking no more than eight minutes. Right across the street, you'll find Edeka, Dm, and Lidl supermarkets, and there are some fantastic Bavarian restaurants nearby. While the hotel breakfast selection wasn't huge, being able to make my own waffles and enjoy some fruit made for a very pleasant experience. The bartender was incredibly friendly and even recommended some authentic Munich beers for me to try. Front desk service was also very friendly, and the room was spotless. As for the bathroom, as long as you don't pull the showerhead up too high, you won't spray water all over the place. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel, especially for travelers visiting Munich on a budget.

The room was not so big, but we just stayed for a night. They have everything you need fridge, fan, shower gel, soup, TV, internet. At the reception nice friendly personal who meets you, check in was very fast, just need to feel up the form. Then they suggested us water and coffee for free. If you’re a bit hungry there are also some snacks. Good location if you travel with FlixBus, the station is 10 min by feet. Highly recommend. And also they have a parking if you you come by car. 15€ per night. Very good price for this hotel. Already in my favourites 👍

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.

The space was incredibly cramped; there was barely any room for luggage. The bathroom: you need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and shower slippers. They do provide towels, body wash, shampoo, a hairdryer, and tissues/toilet paper in the room. The toilet flush was confusing; it used an enormous amount of water. If you didn't close the lid, water would splash everywhere. Even with the lid closed, it would be soaked, so I had to wipe it down every time before use. The electric kettle was broken, but since we brought our own, we didn't bother asking the front desk to replace it. Environment: It was very quiet. Our room faced the train tracks, but it didn't disturb our sleep at all (and believe me, I'm a very light sleeper). Location-wise, there's a bus stop right outside, and bus 19 goes directly to Marienplatz. Downstairs, there's a supermarket and small restaurants, so it's very convenient overall. Breakfast: We stayed for 3 days, and the breakfast was exactly the same every morning: meatballs, potato dumplings, bread, beans, bacon (very salty), scrambled eggs, coffee, tea, fruit, cheese, and ham. Honestly, I regretted booking breakfast. The self-service waffle maker salvaged a tiny bit of my impression, even though the taste was so-so (the batter was a pre-made mix), but the kids found it quite interesting.

A beautifully furnished hotel with good location. There is only no breakfast directly in the hotel. And the parking fees come again to the hotel room costs with it. But would come back. Had a family room with 3 beds.