I stayed for a couple of nights toward the end of August. The location was good; an easy 20 minute walk to the centre, and as noted it 's very close to the subway.

However. I had a single room on the ground floor, and I felt that the security aspect for a sole female traveler was not that good. The bathroom was perfectly fine, but I didn't feel the room itself was very clean. The bed was pretty uncomfortable, and when I requested an additional pillow as the one given was almost flat, it was provided, but with evident reluctance . There was also a lot of noise from the corridor and people using the adjoining bathroom.

I appreciate that Munich is an expensive city, but I really don't feel this pension was worth the money - 50 euros per night , for the quality of the room. Yes the breakfast was fine, but only typical of what I experienced in other pensions.

For the price, this hotel was great! The two of us got a huge room (the hotel was fairly empty) with plenty of space and furnishings, including a nice new television. The decor was kind of funky but everything was clean. No room service, staff was very hands-off (gave us the key and told us to go for it) and make your own beds, which was fine for us. Delicious breakfast! Be warned though: a room with a "bath" gets you a shower but not a toilet so it's not an additional bathroom.

PROS: delicious breakfast, spacious rooms, clean, location close to fairly close metro and some good quick eats

CONS: curtain didn't block out any light, cold bathroom, squeaky steps and loud doors, residential area makes it a bit difficult to find

Friendly staff, yummy breakfast, nice and close to central train stations, comfy rooms, only problem being thin walls. Otherwise everything else was GREAT!!! Happy to stay there again!

This is a pension not a hotel. Reception is on the first floor using stairs that creak loudly, same going up to the second floor rooms. The laminate floors in the corridors creak and I don't mean just an odd squeak!! Bring your own towel and soap, though a single towel is provided it gets soaked just drying your hands. The curtains in my room were thin and ill fitting and by the way the floorboards were creaky as well! Most rooms appear to have a shower, no complaints there. Two shared toilets on each floor were clean enough and there was a shower room. Likewise there is a decent size shared fridge and microwave in the corridor. Breakfast very basic German style buffet with limited choice but I did not go hungry and the coffee was dispensed from a proper bean machine. Good points, the pension is on a quiet street, no bus or trams, Poccistr. U-bahn stop about 300 yards away (catch U3 or U6), bed was comfortable and surprisingly did NOT creak and the linen was clean. Even the floor creaks did little to disturb my sleep especially after a full day exploring Dachau KZ. Frau Kuhn the owner is very pleasant and eager to help and though her English is limited it did not hinder communication very much, even better if you have a smattering of Deutsch. Munich has BMW prices for it's hotels and even the very modest Schmellergarten can charge and get away with it, thank goodness for Berlin and Cologne. All in all the pension sufficed for my needs but it is a one star and well past a good refurbishment and if I had taken my wife with me I would probably be in the ICU of the nearest krankenhausen now!!!