Hotels near Die Neue Sammlung in Munich

First, this hotel is not a Marriott, Hilton or Hyatt. It is a ”boutique” hotel that has great rooms, great bedding, nice finishes, and easy in / out. It is about a 8 minute walk from the city center. It is also close to a number of tech companies within 5 minutes walk. Loved this hotel and the daily service and look forward to staying again!

Very near the station - less than 5 min walk. A bit more of a walk to other areas of interest but still within walking distance. The room is cosy for a solo traveller, and more spacious than the budget hotels in Tokyo. WiFi was available but do need to take care that you remain signed before streaming videos. Not sure if have to sign in evety 24 hours but I do recall signing in at least 1 more time after the first time. Bathroom is a bit more basic bit clean. Would recommend if on a budget and want to be near the train station.

The stay at this hotel was quite an experience indeed. It was strange that the family and I had to wheel in all our numerous luggage to the rooms ourselves without assistance or that even during some cold days in Munich our rooms felt rather hot since the hotel doesn't turn on air conditioning during certain months. You'd think with experiences like that that I would give this place a negative review but save for the enjoyable evenings I had at the lounge with their FnB manager, Bojan L. Who was attentive, hilarious, speedy and entertaining. That man is amazing and has been the highlight of my stay in Munich. Thanks Bojan, the Bubbas miss you and hope to see you again at a future stay.

So my review is a mixed one, partly positive but deeply dampened by two factors: Firstly, Wombat’s has come to be known as one of if not the party hostel in Munich. That being said - there was no party/pub crawl! (Barring the first night of my stay). This was disappointing, but this was mitigated by the absolutely amazing hosts and guests that I encountered during my stay. I’ll add here that my room was spacious, had a comfy bed and had a great safety system in place for valuables. Now for the second bad bit and this is something I didn’t bring up with them directly as I didn’t want to cause the person I would speak to any distress, but this hostel clearly caters to racists. Above my shower room door (Room 304), there were racial slurs for a number of races and I found it disgusting. How are Black people, white people and Asians supposed to feel comfortable when this what they see in the bathroom? This has to be addressed swiftly or Wombat’s will suffer in the long run.

Our family is very satisfied with the NH Collection hotel. The hotel's location is very convenient, just opposite the Munich train station, one minute away. The subway and tram are right in front of the hotel, so it's very convenient to go there. The overall service quality of the hotel is very good.

The hotel is beautiful. It is set right beside the English garden. Simply gorgeous. It is a little bit far from the main attractions of town. For example, Marion plots, and the glockenspiel. However, that simple taxi ride will get you there. The lobby is grand, and the staff is quite attentive. However, this is where we need to talk about the missing details. Some of the night staff did not speak almost any English. This made communicating quite difficult. I had this crazy experience of trying to get some ice cream for room service at around 1030 at night. Depending on who we spoke to, you could or could not get anything at that time. This is where two employees actually try to help me and go above. Anisa and Said. We finally got the ice cream. The chocolate ice cream was absolutely delicious. More details… All the hotels are strongly, encouraging guests to save water by reusing towels. I completely agree with this initiative. But if that’s the case, why couldn’t they give us a few more simple hooks in the bathroom? Another detail for hotel: shower temperature control is a mess after flushing toilet! Ouch. Breakfast area is very good. Good selection of food. Staff great. Very attentive. I would suggest longer shields in front of the food since everyone is sneezing everywhere. Another annoying detail - give water out for free! If we’re paying so much for the hotel, then the water should be free. As it is right now, you are charging almost 4 euros for one small bottle of water. That’s a rip off. I’m sure most of the clientele can afford the water bottle, but this really is a rip off. The going rate is actually about one or maybe two Euros . Don’t disrespect us with such ridiculous charges. Anyway, highly recommend this place. Would stay here again.

The hotel is in a great location, near the Munich hauptbahnhof so it’s easy to get to and from the airport with the S Bahn and to get around the city using the Metro. There are also lots of restaurants and the Old City Center within walking distance.

I am writing the review while I am still in the hotel. I must say that the structure is small, and therefore, so are the rooms and bathrooms. On the other hand, breakfast is not served due to construction works. The windows are soundproof, and where I stay, I don't hear any noise. Convenient location for public transport and the Lowen brau brewery is 2 steps away. Good cleanliness and order of the room. The cost of 60 € uro per night is really convenient. My rating is 6.5.

Super clean and tidy, the whole hostel is cosy and chill. The hostel locates at a modern community for youth, so that you can find everything nearby. Check-in procedures is quick. The only thing is that storing luggage (in a locker) needs 5 Euro.

We were in Munich for 12 days and we had a fantastic stay at AdvaStay. We had stayed at the Kings hotel around the corner a few times before and were aware of the quality of their hotels and the AdvaStay did not disappoint. We like the flexibility of places that have some cooking options that means you are not tied to eating out all the time, particularly breakfast, saving time and money. Not having to be down in the breakfast room at a particular time and not having cleaning everyday made for a very relaxing stay. Our room had a stove top, which I think you need to request, plus microwave, fridge and sink and a kitchen box of equipment which was a large extra charge. I was not particularly happy for this as it was just a box of cutlery, plates and pans much of which we didn’t use but was missing bowls and glasses which we had to buy from a supermarket (ALDI and REWE a few hundred yards away). The other issue with the kitchenette was just lack of space to do anything. Apart from that, however, the room was excellent, lovely big comfortable bed and nice bathroom, TV and good WiFi. We like a bit of quiet so opted for the club room at the rear of the building with a Juliet balcony although some rooms have proper seated balconies. We were very close to the main station but could hear no traffic noise. Of course, being near the station meant that we had all transport links on our doorstep including trams 20 and 21 outside the hotel front. The station was very easy to get to and we made good use of the 9 Euro ticket so this was particularly helpful. The absence of a reception desk, staff always on hand and reliance on automation and apps may not suit everyone. We arrived at gone midnight so was a bit nervous of the automated check in and card creation but this worked well. You do have the best of both worlds though since the sister hotel across the road can help you at any time and were always very helpful and easily contactable by phone (but not by Whats App as they suggest). Although we only had cleaners in once week there is an Amenity Room in the basement accessible at any time with your card where you can get new towels, toilet rolls etc and also has a washing machine and dryer which is usable for a small charge via a phone app (which I didn’t like). There’s also an American style café next door with direct access from the hotel lobby which did great coffee and food. We’ve been to Munich many times and we both felt it was one of the best stays we have had and will be booking again probably in December for the markets.