Hotels in Hauptbahnhof, Munich

＜Location＞ 10 minutes walk from the central railway station, 20 minutes walk from tourist attractions, 5 minutes from the Lidl mart (You need no taxi or bus fare if you stay for a short period) ＜Facility＞ In addition to bedrooms and toilets, facilities and spaces sufficient to cook and eat food. ＜Surroundings＞ Near the central railway station, but a safe and quiet area ＜Service＞ Careful consideration and effort ＜Other＞ 1. Free coffee and milk cocoa at reception 2. Sufficient laundry machines.

Such a lovely place to stay! Highly recommended for travelers. It’s walkable from Munich Central Station, which makes it very convenient. The only drawback is that the locality may not be ideal for families with kids. On the bright side, you can even find nice souvenirs at the nearby supermarket.

Good location very close to main train station. Room size adequate for 2 pax. They have a nice lounge area too. Key thing to stay in this hotel is to be prepared not having a reception 24/7 (there’s staff only during working hours) and that you need your phone and internet to open all doors. Bed in my room is on some kind of caster system that makes it move a little.

Hotel is very clean and spacious. Outside environment is not as good as the new town area, but is quite convenient to Munich Centre station. The service is nice and staffs are very friendly, good 👍

El apartamento está muy céntrico, a 5 minutos andando de la estación de tren, y en una zona rodeada de locales de restauración y tiendas de alimentación. Por ese lado, muy bien. La wifi no funcionaba, pero avisamos y nos dieron una alternativa. Lo peor, las camas. Muy incómodas, tanto la principal del dormitorio como el sofá cama y una pequeña supletoria.

I had stayed several times in a hostel, though over 50. I had an overall great experience here. The service was solid, the room as good as I might expect with easy to use lockers. Close to the train station and a 15 minute walk from Old Town. The only problem was excessive comradeship that kept me awake along with a snoring roommate. Bring your earplugs!

Let me be frank. It's close to Munich's Hbf, with restaurants and a pharmacy nearby, which is convenient. The bed was large, but the pillows were a bit firm. We booked a business twin room, which had a spacious living area between the room and the bathroom. The slippers were comfortable, and the front desk was very helpful. However, the housekeeping staff was clearly neglectful. On our first day, there were no slippers in the room, they forgot to turn on the kettle, and the shower gel was almost gone. We didn't ask for a housekeeping service on our second day, and they did on our third day, but they only changed one person's towel and forgot to refill the shower gel and shampoo. The surroundings and the traffic were complex. As we approached the small street leading to the hotel, we could clearly see the crowds. On our travels, we often stayed near train stations in various overseas cities. While there was a lot of traffic, it seemed like everyone was going about their daily routines. The street where the Three Lions Hostel is located is noticeably more complex (there are always idle people standing on both sides), and some of the signs on the shops suggest it might be a complex place. I felt a little strange every time I passed by. Ctrip didn't mention this at all, which is a bit wrong. If you are a single woman or a family with young children, I don't recommend staying there.

Good locations 2 blocks away from Munich train station and near old town. Neighbourhood is a bit shady at night, with loud people hanging around. Facilities showing age and elevator was slow and sensor not receptive but relatively well maintained considering age of property. Staff is generally helpful.

Location: The hotel boasts a fantastic location, just a 10-minute walk from Munich Central Station. With easy subway access, getting around the city was incredibly convenient. Environment: However, the immediate area around the train station felt a bit gritty, chaotic, and somewhat run-down. There were groups of questionable individuals lingering, which made walking alone feel quite uneasy and vulnerable – it was honestly a bit concerning. Facilities: As a budget-friendly hotel, the design is quite basic, and everything is simple. A significant issue was that the bathroom light in my bathroom was completely out. Despite reporting it to the front desk, it was never repaired (or perhaps couldn't be fixed). I was definitely glad I only stayed for two nights.

Everything was ok except that there’s no air conditioning in the room. Informed reception but they said there is aircon (couldn’t feel any wind at all) and we can’t adjust the temp and it’s different from the US aircon system where we can adjust as we wish. It’s honestly very stifling in the room and we were perspiring while sleeping, even waking up in the middle of the night because it’s too warm. Opening the window doesn’t help because there’s no wind at all and it’s also pretty warm out there. Winter would probably be good space to stay in but definitely not in the rest of the seasons