We booked and paid in full for this Hotel in Feb 2010 for our scheduled stay in October 2010....Glad it was only for one night ..The website stated that it had free parking..Not so, 8 euros a day...In fact this hotel doesn't include any amenities in the price of the room..other then perhaps a smile. Practically everything is extra.. By the time I checked out, I had shelled out 40 euros or $60.00 on top of the price of the hotel room. For less then the total cost I could have stayed down the street at a better hotel with all of my used amenities included. Oh, yes! one other thing - In May the hotel was acquired and changed their name to the Arcadia Hotel.. They never bothered to notify us of the change..If I hadn't had the address and asked at the desk I would have never found the Tulip Inn..... If as a result of the takeover they had a policy and amenities change then I should have been notified so I could have made other arrangements. I guess that was their point..No notification therefore no chance of loosing booked business.. As far as the room goes, it was clean, quite even though it had a broken shower door. All in All, I would NOT recommend this hotel mainly because of their business practices when better choices are available nearby....

Hotel name changed to AIRCADIA but signs and taxis know it as Tullip hotel Schwaig I prebooked 2 double rooms at this hotel via Booking.com-in May of 2010 big mistake- no chance for cancellation- read the fine print and they charged me IMMEDIATELY upon booking. Pros- the rooms are a good size and some have balconies over-looking a farmers field. Cons- VERY NOISY- walls are paper thin-you hear EVERYTHING- pillows are shredded foam with chunks, no ammenities- no coffee, no hot water, no fridge, Stains on the wall appear to be bodily fluids. Shower fluxes between very hot and cold water. Toilet would not flush in one room and trickled and ran all night in the other. Taxi runs to the airport cost 13.50 euro-TOTAL for 4 persons- hotel shuttle charges 9 euro PER PERSON for same trip. Make sure you call for a taxi.

This was no planned stay - we fly standby and were stuck in Bavaria for two extra days. It would be pricey to go back and forth to Munich on the train so we got a recommendation from Lufthansa people who called the Inn for us. They sent a free van for us for all 6 trips that we made back and forth to the airport, recommended a splendid Italian restaurant within walking distance and sent an email home to alert all that we would not be back as expected. Breakfast was also provided free. It is extremely close to the airport but without the noise and we had the opportunity to see a part of Germany that we would not have by just staying in town.

It was not a glamorous start to a hotel booking...we only needed a hotel room for a one night stay in between flights. All of my favorite hotels we all booked up and the second choice was for hotels near metro stops airport adjacent, which were also booked solid. So, we settled for this hotel 4 km south of the airport. The hotel seemed to be rather expensive, so we expected something nice. The cost of a taxi to the hotel is the same cost as a ticket for 5 people on the main train to central station Munich. The Wifi connection is 13 euros, or BY THE HOUR! They have signs for room service all over, but there are no menus in the room. Cabinets EVERYWHERE, nothing stocked! Mirror located in a foolish spot. Asked for a taxi to the airport, got a shuttle van instead, charged just as much as the taxi and took a half hour to get to the airport 8km away. Breakfast cost was beyond expensive. There is no reason I would ever recommend this hotel to anyone. And, the walls were paper thin, no need for the wakeup call, some loud businessmen will wake you up in the morning.