Hotels near Platz der Opfer des Nationalsozialismus in Munich

Schade, dass das Hotel derart schlecht beschildert ist. Als Ortsunkundiger muss man schon ganz konzentriert unterwegs sein, damit man den Hoteleingang findet, denn eigentlich sieht es immer noch wie die Bank aus, die das Hotel einmal war. Innen überzeugt eine luxuriöse Innenarchitektur, die seinesgleichen sucht; die Räumlichkeiten sind hochwertig und modern, ohne opulent oder kalt zu wirken. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend, aber leider hatten wir wahrscheinlich das Wochenende der Negativauslese erwischt: In der Bar wird man gesetzt; das Personal merkt aber nicht, dass man die Leute etwas verteilen könnte, anstatt alle Tische nebeneinander zu besetzen. So kommt keine Privatsphäre zustande. Die Barspeisen sind sehr vielfältig und von höchster Güte; wer aber satt werden möchte, geht besser ins Restaurant; die Portionen sind mickrig. Der Frühstücksservice war zu Beginn sehr aufmerksam, das Konzept des Buffetts ist allerdings zu überdenken: entweder ist alles bedient und entsprechend der Service am Tisch, oder es hat eben ein Buffett, das in seiner ganzen Vielfalt zur Verfügung steht. Die Mischform, zu der man mangels Alternative greifen muss, macht es nicht einfach. Eine ganz tolle Brotauswahl wird durch das minimalistische Kaltspeisen Buffett zunichte gemacht: 3 Scheiben Kochs*****en und 6 daumengrosse Salametti resp einen Anschnitt Blauschimmelkäse, einen ebenso kleinen Weissschimmelkäse und eine völlig vertrocknete Scheibe Halbhartkäse war die komplette Auswahl. Daraufhin haben wir uns entschieden, das Käsesortiment à la carte zu bestellen. Auf diese Bestellung haben wir dann gut 20 Minuten gewartet. Das check-out war ebenfalls äusserst freundlich und zuvorkommend; auf unseren Wagen (”Ein Mitarbeiter ist bereits unterwegs, um Ihren Wagen zu holen”) haben wir dann allerdings auch warten müssen, so dass sich unsere Reise kumuliert um eine halbe Stunde verzögert hat. Schade, in so einem prunkvollen Haus hätten wir einfach mehr erwartet. Im Wissen, dass die Eröffnung erst Ende Oktober war, sind wir überzeugt, dass, wenn sich alle Prozesse eingeschliffen haben werden, 5* in der Bewertung locker erreicht werden können. PS: als Gast empfiehlt es sich, ein Zimmer nicht strassenseitig zu buchen; die Fenster sind miserabel schallisoliert.

First, this hotel is not a Marriott, Hilton or Hyatt. It is a ”boutique” hotel that has great rooms, great bedding, nice finishes, and easy in / out. It is about a 8 minute walk from the city center. It is also close to a number of tech companies within 5 minutes walk. Loved this hotel and the daily service and look forward to staying again!

Excellent service from concierge and reception despite Corona measures! Got an upgrade to a larger room. Unfortunately the hotel bar is still closed, but overall I was very happy with my stay.

Very near the station - less than 5 min walk. A bit more of a walk to other areas of interest but still within walking distance. The room is cosy for a solo traveller, and more spacious than the budget hotels in Tokyo. WiFi was available but do need to take care that you remain signed before streaming videos. Not sure if have to sign in evety 24 hours but I do recall signing in at least 1 more time after the first time. Bathroom is a bit more basic bit clean. Would recommend if on a budget and want to be near the train station.

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So my review is a mixed one, partly positive but deeply dampened by two factors: Firstly, Wombat’s has come to be known as one of if not the party hostel in Munich. That being said - there was no party/pub crawl! (Barring the first night of my stay). This was disappointing, but this was mitigated by the absolutely amazing hosts and guests that I encountered during my stay. I’ll add here that my room was spacious, had a comfy bed and had a great safety system in place for valuables. Now for the second bad bit and this is something I didn’t bring up with them directly as I didn’t want to cause the person I would speak to any distress, but this hostel clearly caters to racists. Above my shower room door (Room 304), there were racial slurs for a number of races and I found it disgusting. How are Black people, white people and Asians supposed to feel comfortable when this what they see in the bathroom? This has to be addressed swiftly or Wombat’s will suffer in the long run.

I was a bit unsure whether or not I should book this hotel as it had some mixed reviews, but I took the chance. The hotel is located just a few meters from Sendlinger Tor which is just one metro stop away from Munich central station. Sendlinger Tor is a hub serving six metro lines and four tram lines. You also have a large number of bars, restaurants and shops in close walking distance from the hotel. Check-in was hassle free and the receptionist was very friendly although he could barely speak a word of English. Kinda strange when you work at a hotel in a major city. The single room was much bigger than the impression I got from the pictures. It had a large bed, table with a chair, a shelf for your luggage, an ensuite bathroom and even a private balcony. The hotel reception is open 24/7, but guests don't get their own key to the main entrance. At night, the receptionist has to open the door for you. This is where things went wrong for me at my first night. After going to one of the bars in the area, I got home at night with no receptionist present. I rang the door bell and knocked on the door and windows around the reception but nobody was there. I think I waited for almost half an hour before I gave up and decided to search for alternative entrances. Luckily I found a fire door in the backyard that I managed to get open so I could get to my room for a good night's sleep. I complained about this to the staff in the morning and they apologised for the inconvenience and promised to take this up with the receptionists on the night shift. I paid around €350 for three nights, which I think was a reasonable price for the stay. All in all, I was happy with my stay here but I can't give it more than 3/5 stars due to the inconvenience being locked out at night because the receptionist was suddenly gone.

Super clean and tidy, the whole hostel is cosy and chill. The hostel locates at a modern community for youth, so that you can find everything nearby. Check-in procedures is quick. The only thing is that storing luggage (in a locker) needs 5 Euro.

The hotel is in a great location, near the Munich hauptbahnhof so it’s easy to get to and from the airport with the S Bahn and to get around the city using the Metro. There are also lots of restaurants and the Old City Center within walking distance.

The check-in process was a breeze. The staff were very helpful and polite. Location - The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from the main station in Munich. The area is not the best and I would probably not recommend a late-night walk but the convenience makes up for it. All the tram and bus lines are within a 5-minute walk from the hotel. There’s a supermarket next door and loads of food options around. Rooms - The rooms were large with twin beds, a tv, a minibar, a kettle, a large desk and a wardrobe. The air conditioning worked really well. You can use the mobile phone to open the room door.. although it didn’t work on the elevator. Might be easier to just use the key card. There are plug points near the bed. Wi-Fi was super fast. The view wasn’t great. The bed and pillows were comfortable. The bathroom wasn’t large but had a tub. The water was hot and the water pressure was great. The only area of concern was when I placed the Do Not Disturb sign on my door before heading out for the day (as I didn’t want my room cleaned), when I got back I found that my room had, in fact, been cleaned - this was a huge issue for me as there were many valuable items left around (and no one should have entered the room either way).