Room in the back for quiet. No A/C. No slippers, no shampoo/conditioner/soap/lotion but a liquid soap dispenser mounted on the wall.
Single room with a couch, pretty decent.
A few channels on TV- most of which in German.
Nice breakfast buffet, nicer if they would have let me know I'd have to pay for it.
All in all, if you're working in Munich for a couple of days, and you need a place to sleep, it's okay.

My recent stay for three nights at the Hotel Mayerhof was a very pleasant one. The staff was very helpful in giving hints in getting around the city and offering assistance for any needs. I had a room with two double beds and it was very clean and the shower was great with lots of hot water. The bed was OK although Europeans don't use boxsprings which makes the beds not quite as comfortable as in the US. My only true complaint was that it faced the street which has quite a bit of traffic. If you are in need of quiet, you should probably request a room that is NOT facing the street. The best part of staying here is the ENORMOUS BREAKFAST BUFFET. We are not just talking your usual continental breakfast. Fresh breads, eggs, cheeses, meats, fruit.....There is also a computer with free internet access if you do not have a laptop with you.

While the hotel is quite far from the center of the city, there is an u-bahn and tram stop just around the corner from the hotel. The u-bahn will take you to MARIENPLATZ which is a NOT TO MISS stop during your visit. The tram will take you to the main HAUPTBAHNHOF (train station). These are both economical ways in which to travel around the city.

There are a number of restaurants within just a few steps from the hotel. My recommendation would be the German beer garten across the street. Good food, reasonable prices and nice atmosphere.

I stayed here for 2 nights with my 18yo son, specifically to visit the Oktoberfest before he goes to University. The hotel is quite a way from Munich centre, along Dachauer Strasse which is very easy to find. An earlier review bemoaned the lack of transport, this is no longer the case, the 21 tram to the centre stops right outside and the mainline (S) station is 7 minutes walk. Tickets work in zones, we were able to get a ticket for 2 that allowed unlimited all day travel on the trams, trains and underground for 9.40 Euros. Maps (and tickets) are available from reception.
The staff were very friendly and helpful, spoke excellent English, the rooms were clean and comfy with good beds.... but too hot. There is no air conditioning and a lot of noise from the street if you open a window. Breakfast was 15E each per day, pricey for a bowl of cereal.
Overall a good hotel with excellent transport links.
As for sights to see the Deutch Museum has lots and would take a week to get round.
Then get over to the Oktoberfest for great food, beer and company.
I wish I could have stayed longer.

I booked this hotel online from a third party booking webpage that offered the third night free. I was pleasently surprised with what I found. Here is a rundown of the good and the bad (though the good far outweighed the bad):

Good:
- Very friendly, knowledgable staff that spoke excellent English
- Room was nicely appointed and clean (bathroom was spotless)
- The breakfast was included in my room rate and was very good
- Computer terminals in the lobby were very convinent
- We found two really good & reasonably priced restaraunts (Italian & Bavarian) near the hotel
- Good service and offerings at the hotel lounge
- Decor very modern and up to date

Not so good:
- Located a little far out from the city center, however, between the Tram and the S-Bahn getting to the center city is not a problem - we bought a pass for several days that got us all arround town for a very reasonable price at the S-Bahn station
- If you have a room at the front of the hotel during the warmer months you'll want to get as high as possible due to noise from the street when you have the windows open

Overall this place is a great value for the money. A comperable hotel closer to the city center would cost much more. I was very satisfied paying what I did and riding the S-Bahn/U-Bahn/Tram arround town.