This was my first trip to Germany ( or Europe generally for that matter ) and I was joined by my elderly mother and two sisters. We chose to visit Munich and the Bavarian Alps, had a fabulous time and a big part of it was starting our stay at the Amalienburg. The hotel is very charming, with a family feel to it. The staff all spoke English quite well and I am told this is a requirement to work at the hotel. The hotel reception area, dining room and sleeping rooms are very clean and comfortable, the bathrooms spotless, roomy and with great fixtures and water pressure in the shower/tub. We had two rooms, a double and a triple, and the triple was equipped with a nice kitchenette.

The hotel is very accessibly 10-15 minutes west of the historic city center by car in a very nice suburban area, with a car rental agency across the street, and gas station also quite close, as well as a grocery store. We were very pleased to stay outside the more congested, high traffic city center and I think this allows the hotel to be much more affordable than downtown hotels and as such is a great value. The Obermenzing train station is a relatively short walk away also which provided great access to public transit. The hotel is situated on a fairly busy street and there is some street noise depending on which room you are in but the traffic diminishes greatly after rush hour and the hotel has very effective sound deadening windows and it did not bother me or any of my group. Also, the hotel is quite close to the Nymphenberg Castle area which was very interesting, and was also just about 5 minutes from the BMW museum and the Olympic Park area.

Most of all the staff was really great and took very good care of us. The breakfast buffet was also very good, with lots of selection and great coffee!

I would definately stay there again.

I had to stay at this hotel at the last minute on a school/leisure trip to Munich. They are somewhat removed from downtown Munchen - at least a few miles. Check in was easy and they do have free wi-fi which is a plus. However, they charge 5 euros for breakfast which is a negative.
The rooms do have a small kitchen which is nice for families. I ordered a double room since I had a classmate staying with me but the double beds share a single bedframe. This is too close for two heterosexual males. Also, there was a beam in the middle of the room which was very akward.
At check out, the staff didnt provide any assistance when I asked for directions to my next destination, despite the fact that it was raining and I was travelling by foot. This alone tainted my opinion of the hotel.

This hotel was a great pick for our quick holidays!
We had a wonderful night in Munich, explored some clubs and still were home in around 20 minutes with the so called 'S-bahn'.
It was very clean, the front-office staff was very cool and funny and were almost ready to go out with us too! But they were never un-professional in front of guests. I felt very comfortable here and to be honest, the price is a really good deal. You get a comfy room and all amenities you need to relax for the weekend. Internet is for free in the whole hotel and I could print out some documents at the reception.
Nothing more to say. Perfect!

Double bed was two beds joined up and not even sheeted together, pillows were useless may aswell be just pillow cases. No air-con and costs 99 euros!? Staff friendly and gave discount but expected more from the room. Feels more like a motorway motel than a three star hotel.