I paid 45 Euro for 1 night. A bit dated (80s looking) inside but quite clean. OK for a stop over but don't take the wife unless your on a tight budget.

The hotel is located in a residential area, three tram stops from the city center, and within walking distance to SWR broadcasting company and the famous mineral baths.
The rooms are nothing special, at the bottom range for three-star accommodation. Pretty old fashioned (looks like 70's) but clean.
No restaurant on site (but enough within walking distance), no special amenities. No wireless Internet.
Breakfast is average.
A hotel to get a good night's sleep, but nothing to write home about.

Stayed in Bavaria Hotel Muenchner Hof for three nights last April (2004). It's a short (3 stops) tram ride away from the city centre in a safe residential area. Traffic can get a bit noisy. Tram tickets are available from the reception. We did not socialise in the area, preferring the city centre - there didn't seem to be a great number of restaurants or bars around there anyway.

This small hotel is very unprepossessing from the outside - our hearts sank a little when we saw it. Once inside though, it's more cheerful with friendly staff who - for the most part - have a good command of English

The rooms are small and spotless, and were cleaned every day. Bathrooms are adequate - again were very clean, but a bit old-fashioned. A nice buffet breakfast (cold meats, cheeses, breads, yoghurts, tea & coffee) was provided downstairs. The hotel does not have a bar.

Other travellers were weekenders like ourselves - all German Overall it offers excellent value for money. I'd have no hesitation in staying there again.