Has all you expect from a 3 star hotel. Breakfest not a great delight as is expected from any hotel this level in europe. Run by family, so a warm and personal service is given. Price was high but fair relative to the Oktoberfest season. Takes about half an hour to get to the city's center (and the Oktoberfest grounds aswell), so not recomended for youth planning on getting drunk.

This is a great little hotel which is affordable and includes a tasty breakfast. Staff don't say much but the lady who cleans the rooms is lovely. She'd noticed my clothes weren't drying so securely opened my windows while I was out for the day. Internet here is free which is fabulous. Rooms are clean but basic and the mattresses are very comfortable.
From the centre of Munichen you catch a train to QuiddestraBe, then a 197 bus for about 6 stops, then walk maybe half a kilometer. Hard to find the first time you come by public transport because it is quite out of the way and hidden. No real centre for anything where it is located. Close to two supermarkets and a kebab shop.
I stayed here because accommodation tariffs were too great in the city with Oktoberfest! Overall very happy here.

This little hotel is primarily a business traveler's hotel, situated in a residential area just southeast of the Munich city centre. Though not terribly remarkeable in its individual features, the service was excellent, the breakfast provided outstanding and the location was quiet and off the beaten path of the busy and noisy downtown area - particularly during Oktoberfest. Once you have the public transportation schedules down, it is easy to get from the hotel downtown and back - just 15 minutes or so. (you can get the schedules at any Tourist Information booth where you see the Green "i" displayed at bus/train stations, airports, main streets, etc.) As we stayed during Oktoberfest where hotels throughout the city were overpriced and overcrowded, this was a refreshing and lovely alternative, if you don't mind taking the T-bahn back and forth (which we didn't - cheap and safe and clean way to get around!) The young lady who checked us in and worked the evenings spoke excellent English and helped me with my German! The rooms are small by US standards, but good sized by European standards. Though decorated in 80s color schemes of lavender and grey, it was clean and comfortable and had a lovely view of the forest and fields nearby. Based on the price we got ($125 or so during Oktoberfest) I would stay here again.