We spent a weekend here and found this hotel to be just perfect. Reliable Wifi access (I think free) allowed me to work one morning, rooms were a good size, dinner at the restaurant was extremely good (one of the best steaks I've ever had) even though we arrived late and shortly before the restaurant was about to close. Breakfast was also good and the staff were friendly, polite and well homoured in a way we Brits (or maybe just my wife) like to joke about the the Germans not being capable of! Staff even provided me with a UK adaptor for my laptop, which really surprised me given nearly all the guests were German. The only issue was the hotel's distance from downtown Munich. The U-Bahn is about 10 minutes walk, and this didn't seem the most exciting part of "hip and trendy" Scwabing and reminded me of Canary Wharf.

One tip. If heading to the airport, and you want to avoid the expensive taxis, don't get the airport train from the city centre. Instead get a northbound bus from outside the hotel (ask reception but think it was a number 5) 20 mins to Johanneskirchen or Unterfhoring which are half way up the S8 line and jump on the airport train there. It's quicker, cheaper and more convenient.

Tucked away in the middle of Domagstrasße is this nice 5* to rival big name brands like Renaissance and Marriott. Executive rooms are reasonable large, modern, clean and very comfortable as is the en-suite.

The breakfast bar is fairly comprehensive in the hotel's restaurant - all self service, even the cappuccino/espresso machine. They have a bar operating till late in the evening. The service is GREAT - they remembered my name each time we fronted at reception or at breakfast!!

Four minor issues remain, although solutions were available:
- The shower door does now cover the lower quarter of the body, which is normally fine, except for the mini flood which soaks the carpet right outside the bathroom. Perhaps something will be done here. We used a towel to jam to doorspace each time we have a shower to prevent the overflow from reaching the nice carpets.
- no U-bahn stations nearby, even if the area is served by bus routes.
- WiFi and cabled internet is free if you're patient but not good enough if you have large downloads. You can "upgrade" for 10 EUR or 12.50 EUR for the high speed limited or limitless versions for 24 hours .. lower pricing is available if you require 1 or 5 hours respectively.
- Parking was at 12 EUR / day or complementary with room but you'll have to visit reception each time you wish to exit the parking space... they are working on a "season pass" solution during my visit.

Arrived at the Rilano & first impressions were pretty good - got all excited when I was told there was a complimentary mini-bar! Check-in was quick and efficient, staff were helpful and polite. Suitably impressed with the service I had received and the modern highly polished surroundings, on arriving at my room it was fairly spacious & well furnished. All excited about the complimentary mini bar I opened the fridge expecting to see a range of beverages...and there staring at me with a little cardboard 'compliments of Rilano' label were two mini bottles of sparkling water...and two mini bottles of Pepsi - and that's it! - totally underwhelmed I proceeded to settle in. After a short while I figured it would be a good idea to venture out and see what facilities there were in and around the hotel as I was staying for a few days....it didn't take long to realise that in city terms I was pretty much in the middle of nowhere - no shops, no bars, no restaurants....nothing - but hey I thought, Munich has a realy good U-bahn, but somehow the builders of this particular hotel had probably found a plot as far away from a U-bahn station as possible - at least 15-20 mins walk (with not so much as a shop or anything on the way)...hmm I had started to realise I was pretty much stuck where I was, paying a shed load of money (~€160 per night in November) for what on the face of it is a pretty nice hotel, but under the nice frontage and 'polished' slate floors, modern lighting etc.
is albeit pretty standard there is absolutely nothing - nothing at all to do & nowhere within reasonable walking distance to go. Parking is a bit steep @ €12 Euros a day, bar prices are more than average, the restaurant menu is limited and pricey - but the inclusive breakfast is good and well presented. Overall I rate this hotel 3* - predominently for the service and room quality but way way way over priced & the location totally sucks.

We stayed at the Rilano over the first Oktoberfest weekend. The hotel is not convenient for tourism, as it is far from the center and a 15mn walk from the nearest subway station (there is a bus line stopping close by though). The rooms are small and average quality - we stayed in the "left wing", it seems the other wing is newer but we didn't actually go there. There were few facilities in the room: no minibar, iron or shoe cleaning. 3 english channels available only, all news related. Common spaces were nice and modern, and the breakfast was good. For half the price I would have expected it, but not for almost 250€ per night.