We stayed at the NH for 3 nights at the end of a trip and it was quite a disappointment. The first night we were checked in by a very surly woman. Our room was very spacious (a 'suite') with tired decor. While this does not normally bother me, the stained and worn carpet throughout added to the sense of neglect. The worst, however, was the ceiling in the bathroom which had several holes in it with dust and other debris falling from them.

When I told the woman at the desk about this she just looked at me and could not understand why this was a problem. Eventually we were moved to a second room which was fine (except for some mildew and rust in the shower).

We did not do breakfast in the hotel as it was very expensive and a supermarket and bakery are within 3 minutes walk. The car park was 8 euros a night and was conveniently located under the hotel. And the location was excellent - literally 2 minutes from the S-Bahn station (and about 20 minutes to the centre). It is such a pity that the rooms and staff were so incredibly disappointing!!

Overall, I was unimpressed and happy to leave - on that basis I would only recommend this hotel to those who do not mind budget accommodation in exchange for a fantastic location.

The hotel is very close to the S-Bahn which brings you to Munich center in 15 minutes. Around the hotel there's the center of the little town of Unterhaching and all little shops are easily reachable at walking distance. The rooms are very large and (some? our for sure) equipped with a cuisinette. The furniture is elegant and very good looking. The breakfast is very good and fresh (nutella is present :-). Rooms are quite and almost no noise is audible. A covered parking lot is directed link to the hotel via lifts. The service is good, even though the receptionists sometimes give the impression to look at you from the above (for no clear and real reason).
What else? Indeed I'd recommend this hotel.

I slept at NH Muenchen Unterhaching, at Oktoberfest. All Munich hotels were charging more. But NH had the normal rate. The place is very calm and quiet. Very near the train station. I recommend not to use car in Munich, public transport is excellent. The rooms are large and comfortable, have a microwave and refrigerator. Very near the hotel there is a supermarket with a good bakery. Recommend.

Booked cheap flights Ryanair Edinburgh to Munich at £12 return to Memmingen airport(approx 100km from Munich). I used a prepaid mastercard and saved £5 per person each way booking fees. Paid £25 for a regional Bahn card which allows up to 5 people unlimited travel on the transport network anywhere in Bavaria including Salzburg, Austria. I bought this over the internet prior to leaving. Also, when staying in Munich you can get an all day unlimited transport ticket for trams, S-Bahn train and underground for £7.50 for up to 5 people. The train brought us into Munich Central Station and the local S-Bahn train took approx 20 minutes to Unterhaching. The hotel is approximately 5 minutes walk from the station. The hotel is a typical german good quality clean hotel. The rooms in the hotels are all suites and very spacious with a small kitchen, with a microwave, sink and fridge and breakfast bar and a large livingroom. The bedroom had a queen size bed with adjoining cloakroom and large bathroom. There are two televisions also. We paid £37 per couple per night on lastminute secret location hotel rooms. Amazing value for luxury. It would probably cost about £150+ in the UK for similar. I assume the hotel is mainly used by businessmen hence the kitchen facilities. The area is very quiet, so you get a good nights sleep. There is Aldi and LIdl in the next street. I bought a six pack of Gold beer for only £1.50. Similar beer in Lidl (Perlbacher Pils) in UK is £5.99. Unterhaching is a lovely commuter town, very upmarket with a number of lovely restaurants and small shops. A lot of the houses are Bavarian style with balconies. I strongly recommend this hotel. Although 20 mins from Munich central station, if you stayed in a hotel in Munich, it would probably take this time to walk to your hotel or travel on the underground as Munich is a huge city. I recommend C&A (remember them) in the main Marianplatz shopping centre. The clothes are very high quality at budget prices. I bought a wool winter jacket for £50. I saw a similar jacket in marks and Spencer in Edinburgh for £130, which was not as good quality. To summarise. The two day break cost £50 per person including flights, price. Munich is a lovely clean city. Prices for meals were cheaper than UK (12inch pizza 4.95 euros special in restaurant). The christmas market was excellent. I have attached my own photos of the suite as the ones in the website do not do the hotel justice.