For the Oktoberfest festivities we stayed at the Park Inn Munchen-Ost. A 20-minute S-Bahn ride outside of city center. Even though it was 20-minutes, we could never tell. The trip was a nice way to see the country-side and unwind from the craziness of Oktoberfest. The hotel was really easy to get to off the train, had a great bar/restuarant, and an amazing breakfest (the bacon and sausage was amazing). The room was always clean, the staff was friendly and helpful (if we needed something, they would run it up to us right away). There really isn't one bad thing I could say about the hotel itself. The only thing would be if you need to be in city center, it is a 20-minute train ride. It didn't bother us.

Also, the reservation lady you helped us, Katja, was an amazing help. She gave me so much information and always got back to me right away. She is great to work with.

I'm usually skeptical about so-called "family rooms" at chain hotels (Park Inn is a Radisson) because they are usually just standard rooms with two double beds. Since I have two teenagers, this is not optimal. Boy, were we surprised to get an awesome room at the Park Inn - Munich East! It was very large, with one queen bed, one double pull-out sofa (very comfortable) and a twin roll-away, and there was still room to walk around! Also had a stove, fridge and microwave. Fantastic for families!

This hotel is a short drive from Munich central and close to the airport. Front desk staff are most friendly, efficient and helpful. Rooms are modern, with free internet and large bathrooms, some even have balconies. The food and food service is outstanding. Be sure when you book to ask for a room that doesn't face the rail tracks and you'll have a terrific time here.

While I'm a little embarrassed to admit it, I am kind of a Top 5 place to stay Trip Advisor rated hotel snob. So something rated 100 worried me. But I'm here to tell all you other overly cautious Top 5 only folks - this place was great, especially for about 80E. We did ask for a room away from the train and we got a room over the restaurant/outside patio. We had glorious weather and so there were people there most of the time but it was never a problem. Kind of a low tone conversation going on. And I have to say that there is some extremely minor noise from the trains but a bus or car is noisier - honestly. These are ELECTRIC trains after all. And they never honked a horn.
We always travel with eye shades and ear plugs just to make the jet lag easier, but it was not really necessary.
From the airport you get on any S line and head south. At Johanniskirche (5 quick stops) you get off, walk about 100 yards and you are there. Now you need to go to Munich downtown? Just walk back over to the train station and get on any train not headed to the airport (they come every 20 minutes starting at 5 min past the hour) and within 10 minutes you are there. Super easy to get to either location. Very relaxing, small town away from it all feel.
The rooms were very clean, very comfortable, free wireless wi-fi, wonderful outside patio to enjoy the amazing evening weather. Great shower, towel warming bar, spacious room with lots of closet/drawer space + great desk work area and ethernet cable provided for the free wi-fi (oops I didn't bring my own!)
The included breakfast was very good as well with many different options for almost any taste, European, American and more! The staff were very friendly and brought us fresh brewed coffee in a carafe for our table the minute we sat down. Cleared away used plates right away.
The staff at the desk were also very helpful with suggestions and maps. They also offer the great convenience of selling the train tickets right at the desk and can answer questions about the best option for your stay. No extra charge to buy them here.
Across the street is Dicke Sofie which is an actual biergarten with inside and outside seating which was so delicious. So you don't even have to trek to Munich for great beer and food.
I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to friends.