2-Star Hotels in Bavaria, Germany

The location is near the subway, right at the last exit. If you're taking the train, it's a bit of a walk as it's on the other side, but still considered convenient. It's not scary for women walking alone at night, which is important. For the room, I booked a single room and it was very spacious and clean, with a wardrobe, table, and chair, plus a private bathroom. I think it was great value for money! There's an elevator, but it's quite small; one person with luggage fills it up. The front desk is 24 hours. Towels need to be rented, and there's a hairdryer. I liked it. The downside is that at night there's a very loud door-slamming sound. I'm not sure where it's coming from, it sounds like the wind blowing a door shut, and it happens many times a day. Other than that, everything was fine.

Amazing experience indeed. I get to meet many travellers and also made new friends. Less than 10 mins walk to Haubahnhof depending on your stride. Definitely for people who loves travelling & history and expending network. STRICTLY NOT FOR GRUMPY TRAVELLERS WHO ARE SELFISH AND EXPECTING PRIVACY IN SHARING DORM.

The hotel is very easy fitted with self check-in stations and a vending machine with all the necessities. The rooms are nice and cosy. Down the street to the left it is a business district and bus station, so a lot of people and packages everywhere, but to the right is an amazing bakery with delicious breads. The hotel is only a few 100m away from the old town with quite a few restaurants and shops along the way. In the old town almost on every corner is a different musician which really adds to the beauty of this city. Was a great stay!

I stayed at this A&O hostel for three days, and the water pressure in the shower was consistently so low it was barely a trickle. Unfortunately, there's no air conditioning, so we roasted in 40-degree heat. They claim to provide fans, but for a room with 8 people, the person on the top bunk just gets the sound of the fan, not the breeze. Cleanliness wasn't an issue, and I was surprised the internet worked flawlessly, as it's been a big problem at other A&O hostels. The bathroom could use some maintenance. The staff lady was quite annoying; she was practically a Nazi officer, constantly on my case with ridiculous rules like 'no lying down,' 'no stretching your legs,' 'no yawning,' 'no closing your eyes.' On the bright side, it's very central, right by the Flixbus stop and close to the train station, and there's a Lidl right there too.

The room was quiet big and perfect but there was no charging cord or socket next to bed which was a big issue to charge phone or other devices

The hotel is further from the airport than expected. We took Uber there and it cost EUR21.9. We arrived late at night and the hotel was very kind to put an envelope at the gate, which is the password we need to access the room. (Note: they used password instead of key cards). The room is small but it’s perfectly clean and has everything we need to stay a night before the journey the next morning. There is a bus stop 2 minutes away that we took bus to the nearest train station.

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Room - 8/10 - Good for solo/friends - Toilet clean - Got your own fan on the bunker bed - locker enough to fit 40L+ bag and also 2 hanged clothes Amenities - 7.5/10 - Great bar to relax - Amazing common area but quite smelly since next to guest kitchen - Public (Guest) Kitchen is quite busy because the fridge is always full with other guest foods - Affordable food at the small cafe - Wifi (just enough to watch YouTube) Location - 10/10 - Next to U-Bahn, S-Bahn and Tram - Halal foods is everywhere Overall - 9.5/10 will totally stay here again!

I found it just a short walk from DB station. It's also about a 10-minute walk to the old town. The B&B breakfasts weren't very appealing so I ate outside. The room key is a pin code so it's easy. Nothing special was done when checking out.

Service: The front desk staff were very friendly and spoke excellent English, making communication a breeze. Facilities: The building has two elevators, which was really convenient for carrying luggage. The soundproofing on the room windows was great; even with lots of people watching the World Cup outside, it was quiet once the windows were closed. Environment: It's located in a large park-like area, which seems to be a business park with many young professionals. There are plenty of snack stalls and fast-food options, making it very convenient. It's easy to find from the East Railway Station; just take the overhead bridge and follow your navigation. Hygiene: Overall, it was very clean. The only minor issue was that the en-suite bathroom tended to accumulate a bit of water, and there was a raised step, but it wasn't a big deal. The cleaning staff were very diligent and cleaned the room thoroughly every day.