Hotels in Hauptbahnhof, Munich

My stay at H+ Hotel München was very pleasant. The location is excellent and very convenient for getting around, with easy access to public transportation and nearby attractions. The room was clean, well-maintained, and quiet, making it perfect for a आरामful stay. The breakfast was good with a nice variety of options. Additionally, the check-in and check-out processes were smooth and efficient, taking very little time. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money and is highly recommended for both short and long stays.

If you're looking to explore nearby towns by train or bus, this hotel is perfectly located right across from the central train station – incredibly convenient! I felt safe and had no issues whatsoever. The old town entrance is also a short 800-900 meter walk away, so convenience is definitely a plus. The hotel's facilities pleasantly surprised me. I wasn't expecting much for around 1300-1400 during peak season in Europe, but it exceeded my expectations! The breakfast spread, as pictured, was also a delightful surprise!

The front desk staff were very friendly, and it was convenient to leave the room key at the reception when going out. The room was generally comfortable, though some noise from nearby trains and trams could occasionally be heard. The location is very convenient, with an airport bus stop right outside the hotel.

This hotel has a great location right next to the main train station. It has a self check in concept and there is no staff at reception. But they do send all the check in details over email including door code for the main entrance and your room. That makes it very convenient. Rooms are on the smaller side but you get what you pay for. Cleanliness is decent and the only staff you see are the cleaning staff. There are many restaurants in the neighbourhood, so eating out was very easy too. Overall, a decent stay. Very satisfied

The hotel is a convenient 8-10 minute walk from the train station. The area around the hotel is predominantly populated by residents and businesses that do not speak German. While there are several supermarkets nearby, none of the small shops sell water. The only option is a 1.5-liter bottle of 'mineral water' for a steep 2.50 Euros. Munich has very hard water, so much so that boiling a pot of water leaves a noticeable amount of limescale. The hotel does not offer luggage storage services. The double bed, measuring 1.3 meters, was fitted with two 1.5-meter mattresses, which easily slipped off. I wonder who came up with this makeshift arrangement? On the upside, the price was very reasonable.

The front desk staff kindly upgraded us to a loft, which was a pleasant surprise. However, to our horror, we discovered that our door could not be locked from the outside when we left the room. This happened on two consecutive days, and we later realised that the door lock battery had been drained. As two women travelling together, this made us feel unsafe, and we became even more vigilant after these incidents. While staff were promptly sent up to resolve the issue each time, it is worth noting that no service recovery was offered. We were also informed that another room had experienced a similar issue just the day before, which raises concerns about maintenance and checks. Otherwise, the location is convenient. That said, we would recommend returning to the hotel by sunset, as the surrounding area can feel somewhat unsafe, particularly for female travellers.

Just a five-minute walk from the train station, which is super convenient if you're catching a train. There are also plenty of cafes nearby for breakfast, so you don't really need to opt for the hotel's breakfast. Plus, they give you two free bottles of mineral water when you check in.

It's a pretty nice hotel. It's close to the central station and easy to get to. Compared to other cities, the reception is also friendly. However, the noise from the nearby rooms is quite loud, which can be quite stressful. Also, when I was taking a shower, the water got cold, and I thought I would freeze in the cold.

We stayed at Eurostars Book Hotel Munich for 4 days and 3 nights. Our experience started well, as our room was ready when we arrived. A special thank you to Sebastian at the front desk, who was warm, welcoming, and friendly. He made the check-in process smooth and left a great first impression. The room was comfortable, clean, and equipped with the basic amenities we needed for our stay. One thing we noticed, however, was that complimentary bottled water was not provided in the room. Breakfast was good, with a nice variety of options each morning. A special mention goes to Isabelle and Ronnie, who were incredibly helpful and friendly throughout our stay. Their warm hospitality and attentiveness made our breakfast experience even more enjoyable. In terms of location, the hotel is about a 15-minute walk from the nearest train station. It’s not particularly close, but it’s still manageable. The only downside for us was the surrounding area. There are quite a few bars and ******** venues nearby, and the atmosphere didn’t always feel comfortable, especially in the evenings. We occasionally felt a little uneasy walking around the area. Overall, we had a pleasant stay thanks to the comfortable room, friendly staff, and good breakfast. However, the surrounding area may not be ideal for families or travellers who prefer a quieter and more comfortable environment.

We like the welcome drinks and good atmosphere for youth. There is lift to every floor including street level to ground floor. The 4You Hostel is behind us towards the right. There is bicycle rental nearby which we may use if it was not snowing. Usual hostel with shared bathroom. We had good warm shower.