I stayed at the Hotel Aida for 6 nights. I loved the breakfast: there was an assortment of fresh yogurt, jam, honey, fresh breads, fresh meats like ham, proscuitto., and orange juice from concentrate( I wish it was fresh sqeezed) and a variety of teas.
The halls were quiet and peacwful. The hotel is on a main road and walking distance to the subway. You will have to have your room key on you at all times because there is not a 24 hour receptionist. Also make sure you bring the right internet or appliance adapters because the hotel does not have many spares. There are no shops in the area where you will be able to pick up any appliances or adapters necessary for computers if you are in need. However,they do have a sister hotel where you can paid t o use the internet in you need.
The receptionists are really pleasant and helpful. I already booked my stay for next year!

Oh yeah, it was also very clean!!!!!!!!!!!

A very nice small hotel with a free-of-change underground parking and a winter garden. The hotel is located close to the Nymphenburg palace and the adjoining park (5 minutes on foot to the park and 20-30 to the palace). Pleasant and hospitable staff, good cleaning.

Breakfast is a buffet and in general is quite good, although there is a lack of hot food (no omelette, fried eggs, sausages, etc). Please note that on Sundays and Mondays the reception is closed, and the breakfast for Aida’s guests is served in the sister hotel Amalienburg located nearby (200 meters down the street). Breakfasts in Amalienburg are richer, probably due to the additional “star” of the hotel.
Generally, I would recommend Aida to different types of tourists except for those with small children or people with insomnia, as there is a busy road nearby the hotel which makes a considerable noise, especially on weekday mornings.