If your looking for a nice hotel, downtown and close to the central railway station then I would recommend this one. Rooms are clean and the bathroom large enough except the shower is over a bath.Staff are friendly and very helpful. Internet access is available in the lobby for free otherwise it is expensive for wifi in your room. Breakfast at 22 euros is a bit on the expensive side especially when you can walk across the road to the train station and have a cooked breakfast for 8 to 10 euros.

Since I had been to excellent Maritim hotels in other cities before, I expected a great experience at this four star hotel - and I was deeply disappointed:
The first room I got was facing the heavy trafficy road and I had the lights shining at the hotel right in front of my room. The second room as a tiny room with a single bed, even though the booking clearly said Queen size.

The room's look was nothing more but 80s three star standard with old furniture and carpets. The bathroom may have gotten new tiles since the 80s, but that's about it. The lighting in the room is more than poor.

The desk had one (1!) power outlet, there was none at the bedside (except at the end where nobody needs it).

The Internet access did not work properly (failed after some time and I had to unplug, and re-plug the device) and was expensive (15 EUR for 24h). When I asked their support to take it off the bill because I in fact could not even get one Email downloaded, he said he is not entitled to do that and I would need to contact the hotel. When I asked the hotel, they said they would need to contact the Internet provider...

A few details:
- staff was friendly, however mostly ineffective
- breakfast was good
- location is good (very near train station and downtown Munich), if you don't mind sex shops all around
- old and small TV set (ok for a 3star, but not for a pricy 4star)
- no bathrobe on the room (it took about 10 minutes to deliver one)

The sauna was the biggest (bad) joke: There is an infrared cabin squeezed into the corner next to the pool. The sauna however is a beautiful big sauna - with a window into the pool area (and the mixed showers right next to it), so that you feel like being in the zoo. In central Europe, at least in Germany the sauna usually is a textile free zone and is meant to be relaxing... in a four star hotel I'd expect something else than this.

Every time i go to Munich, i check this Maritim hotel if i can afford their suggested price.
Its a nice quiet hotel in the middle of the city. It has a swimming pool on the 7th floor.
The breakfast is outstanding. It will be perfect if you are allowed to make your own espresso, that takes a little too long.

My first experience with a Maritim hotel. It was our 3rd of 3 nights on a short tour of Bavaria and this was the first hotel without a free buffet breakfast (22 euro) and without free parking (18 euro), despite being more expensive. The ladies at the desk were no more friendly than I've come to expect while living in Germany. The room was adequate, clean, and quiet, and there was a chocolate santa waiting for us when we arrived. We slept very well. The shower head and hose were poorly designed in that, unless you held it, it pointed either to the wall or the curtain. As far as location, it's kind of an ugly area. But I it's good if you want to be close to the train station.