This hotel has a great location, close to the undergroung Lehel. Not too far from the English Garden, Marienplatz and much more! The breakfast is to expensive. Better to go to some bakery and eat fresh sandwiches. The room was good. Very clean. Although this hotel is so close to many things, it is based in a place where there is not much traffic/people. Liebigstrasse is a expensive street so I am suprised that the hotel was so cheap. The personal didnt speak so much english, but they do their best!

We stayed at Hotel Adria for 4 nights, so it began to feel like home by the end. The location was great, in a quiet area 2 blocks away from an U-bahn station and around the corner from a tram stop (which goes directly to Schloss Nymphenburg, if you're headed that way). Good restaurants and a bakery were easily walkable, and it was close enough to walk to Marienplatz and the English garden, but far enough away from the Hauptbahnhof and the tourist areas that we felt safe and like Munich residents. Internet costs money, but they had a good deal for several nights of it, and it always worked well and fast. We enjoyed watching the women's World Cup on the nice flat-screen tv, we had two twin beds nicely spaced from each other, and had enough space to spread out so we didn't feel like we were living on top of each other for 4 nights (good when you're an adult traveling with your mother). Service was great, easy check-in and out. No AC, but Munich nights were cool and pleasant when we were there, and there was a fan included in the room. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again!

We stayed here for one night and found the hotel to be exceptionally clean, comfortable and good value for money. Situated about 10 minutes (walk) from the English garden and 15 minutes from Marienplatz, but there is a U bahn station just around the corner.
The lift stopped between floors, so you either had to carry your bag up or down a few stairs. The room we had was compact but seemed to be newly refurbished. The beds were almost like 2 bunks at either side of the room. They were very comfortable, but anyone over 6 feet tall may find them a little short. There is a small shower room and separate toilet. These where both spotlessly clean and again seemed newly refurbished. The room was very hot- no air con- but helpfully (!) there was a fan in the wardrobe. We slept with the window wide open and remarkably there was very little traffic noise.
Breakfast was 14 euros each, but there was a wide choice of hot and cold good quality food. All the staff were friendly and helpful, and spoke very good english (compared to our pigeon German). This was a good hotel for an overnight stay, but I think if you were staying longer you may find the rooms a little small. We booked through Easyjet, and got a good deal for a city centre hotel.

My sister, our children and I stayed at Hotel Adria in June 2011 for 4 nights. We were traveling with a 2 year old and a 7 year old. The staff at Hotel Adria went out of their way to help us with our children and our specific needs. And I must say, this hotel has the details of comfort down - the breakfast was substantial and excellent, there was juice available in the lobby for free all day, internet was free, the rooms were modern and clean and big enough, the furnishings were fun and the staff, as I mentioned, were more than helpful. It is a quiet hotel as well. You can't really go wrong here. Last time I was in Munich we stayed at the Bayrischer Hof which was extremely expensive and not ever close to as personal and fun.