2-Star Hotels in Munich

I've never stayed in a hostel before, but my first experience was pretty good. It's open 24 hours, so no matter how late you arrive, someone is always there to check you in. It's also very close to the train station, just a few steps away. After checking in, you can use your room card to lock a locker, and there's also a small lockable cabinet on the bed, which feels safe and secure. I booked in advance, but only a 6-bed dorm was available. I only realized there was a shared bathroom just before I left, and waiting for people to finish showering was a bit tiring. However, there are many activities advertised in the elevator, and there's a bar at night, which is great for extroverts!

Excellent location on a safe and quiet street, 1-min walk from the famous glamorous Maximilian Street in central Munich! Check-in can be at the lobby's device or online via email before you arrive. I appreciate the coffee and vending machine, as well as the friendly, personable service and help from the staff: Nano and Uwe. Thank you!

The accommodation is located in a relatively safe residential area. There's a convenience store near the hotel. The room was clean and well-equipped, but I didn't like that the shower was outside, making it inconvenient to use.

Had to spend a quick night at this place to catch an early train from Munich hbf, being next to it made things a lot easier. The shower room is decently spacious, where I can open my luggage inside. This is a merit. Rooms are quite warm though.

We like the welcome drinks and good atmosphere for youth. There is lift to every floor including street level to ground floor. The 4You Hostel is behind us towards the right. There is bicycle rental nearby which we may use if it was not snowing. Usual hostel with shared bathroom. We had good warm shower.

Good value for money, along with a convenient location for bus, metro, etc etc. Good breakfast, ideal for a couple of days stay. Hotel’s on the second floor, it could be a little confusing for some people, but it has a huge sign that says hotel. Lobby staff was nice and very helpful. All in all, it was ok

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Okay, let's start with the positives. The location is really good. The Viktualienmarkt is practically around the corner, and the city center, English Garden, Eisbach – everything is within walking distance. The breakfast is good and can easily compete with larger hotels. Unfortunately, the coffee machine broke down on the first morning, so there was no coffee during my stay. The hotel has no elevator, not even for luggage. I wasn't aware of that. The staircase looked rundown. The room was clean, except for a dusty shelf in the closet, but it immediately made a bad impression because the curtain was half torn off. I found a blackout curtain in the closet. I then had to climb onto a chair to hang it up. I also fixed the other curtain right away. A blackout curtain was necessary as my room faced Reichenbachplatz. I also found a bedside lamp in the closet, but it was useless because there was no bulb. A shame, it would have been helpful since there was no light switch by the bed. The TV also didn't show a picture at first. Multiple channel scans with different configurations were needed. The walls are so thin that I got a fright on the first night, thinking someone was in my room talking. Someone also vomited, but that was two rooms down. The room next door was a kitchen or storage room. The bathroom was newly tiled. However, the drainpipes were just flexible hoses that weren't nicely connected. The towel racks probably dated back to the 60s. The sink wasn't straight on the wall, and the shower curtain was held up by a wire, a screw, and tape.

The surrounding environment is very quiet, the hotel is relatively small, two floors, the room is a bit small, the two beds are very crowded, the rest can have an aisle to walk, the bed is very narrow 0.9 meters, maybe the hotel bed in Munich is similar; I stayed for three days and the bathroom was not replaced and cleaned. In addition, the floor drain in the shower room seemed to be blocked and the water was very slow. Every time I stepped on the puddle to take a shower; the boss is Chinese, and he takes care of Chinese compatriots. It is good to stay temporarily for business.

Difficult to find, poorly identified.  Not provided with 2 twin beds as described, was 1 queen bed with two sets of sheets. No cookware provided despite having a hot plate top.  Private bathroom was clean and adequate.  No towels provided.  No reception to check in with or ask questions too.  No luggage storage available.  Wouldn’t stay again, and certainly not by myself as a female traveller. For one night was adequate at best.